Review on Game console Sony PlayStation Portable Slim & Lite PSP-3000 SSD, black by Andrey Popov ᠌

I regrettably own a non-flashed PSP running version 5.51 of the software. The other day, I estimated that 6 licensed games would cost more than the console's base model. As a gamer, this isn't the most portable thing. But watching movies is simple. I purchased a camera for her with the idea that I would use Skype to make video calls. Stupid there. Prior to the release of Go! messenger, which facilitated video conversations and was the purpose for which these cameras were made, the PSP had its own service. Change to Skype now. The PSP can only currently capture images (thanks, but it works better on a phone) and videos (which are actually not awful). Because there was not enough RAM available to show text with images, the built-in browser was unable to load the LiveJournal page. Even the curve is not displayed in flash. What can be said about video in general and YouTube? A typical cell phone is more effective in this. Internet radio turned out to be a myth; it hissed, trying in vain to locate the Shoutcast station from the 1970s. Only options from the supplied list are offered by RSS. It won't work, for instance, to include a blog in the feed. The games are what matter most. The battery is plenty for the eyes, and it plays without any issues. But for me, games are insufficient. I also recommend that you take it with firmware 5.03 or lower.