Jeff, I'll let you know when the PSP comes in and at what price

Jeff, I'll let you know when the PSP comes in and at what price

well If you could let me know the info before launch as that list in the leather bottle thread is genuine and ordered through Amazon. So as long as I would have to oppotunity to cancel it then

PSP all the way mate. The Nintendo is a kids toy the PSP is a man's toy

PSP all the way mate. The Nintendo is a kids toy the PSP is a man's toy

already decided on it, I saw one down oxford st and it looked the mutts nuts. It's just waiting for sony to pull their fingers out of their backsides and officially release it over here.

I heard it was put back and number of times, bit like GT4...

the ones I saw were imports @

If you can get one.

I bought a couple of PSP's and sold them on on Ebay.(and got hammered for import tax) The official Sony line was that there was severely limited supply on release in Japan, but the reality was that there were millions of them knocking about. The Hong Kong companies made a killing buying up the stocks and selling them to foreign countries.

If you look on Ebay now, there's still loads of them for sale. Sony have apparently now run out of the chips that drive the PSP, so UK release will be delayed until they can replenish their stocks. (another demand-increasing publicity stunt I fear)

www.Play.com say 25th March,

lik-sang.com now doing the PSP for

Be aware though that some people have reported dead pixels and Sony's line is that this is "normal" and lik-sang won't be able to give you a replacement.

as with any LCD panel..........in-built tolerances for dead pixels in the specs. anywhere between 3-5 on most LCD's (IIRC)

And they can appear at any time and still be considered "normal".

Inherent to the nature of trying to "grow" lots of tiny uniform crystals on a large scale process.

as with any LCD panel..........in-built tolerances for dead pixels in the specs. anywhere between 3-5 on most LCD's (IIRC)

And they can appear at any time and still be considered "normal".

Inherent to the nature of trying to "grow" lots of tiny uniform crystals on a large scale process.

Reported that 10 dead pixels have been seen...check out letters page in this months T3.

Still the dogs danglies though.