Review on Game console Sony PlayStation Portable E1000, black by Wiktor Wiater ᠌
Average product, you can do better.
The greed of manufacturers is sometimes amazing! Why was it necessary to release a stripped-down version of an already outdated console ?! So that we sort out the remnants of games in stores? Are the speaker and WiFi module really worth that much money? Although the Internet with the PSP is not very convenient, but why bury the multiplayer game? Dear readers of this review! Despite the above shortcomings, the prefix copes with its functions one hundred percent! Excellent graphics, a huge catalog of games, convenient controls, a tolerable media player, stable operation. Classics are classics, but before the release of the PlayStation Vita, Sony was a little out of tune.
- Compared to previous models, the E1000 handles maximum brightness better. Black color is displayed evenly, without dips at the edges of the screen. The picture has become nicer. There are no marks left on the case.
- Inconvenient cover of the UMD disk: the entire rear panel leans back. It is very difficult to find a protective cover. If you look closely, on the side of the console, closer to the charging socket, a laser shines through. And that doesn't fit at all! I understand that it does not shine in the eye, but there is little pleasant in this. I checked several prefixes in the store - the same story (perhaps such a batch came across). No Wi-Fi, no microphone. Only one speaker.
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