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Re: PSA: Check Your PSP Battery Right Now

sanderson72

@Sketcz Our were £22.65 for 3 and came from retro-refurb on eBay. Doesn't look like they do them any more though? So far, they've lasted a long time but I don't think they're the 3600mAh that they claim for the 2000/3000 series? Maybe 1200?

The Ostent ones seem to be the best of the 3rd party ones and are about £10-12 on Amazon.

Re: PSA: Check Your PSP Battery Right Now

sanderson72

Not too long ago, I bought 3 extra new PSP batteries for mine, my wife's and son's PSP 3000 so we can charge two and swap when the other one runs out if not near a socket.

Weirdly, the original Sony ones still seem to last longest??
Obviously built back in the day when Sony over-engineered stuff rather than the Driftsense company they are today.

Re: Feature: It's Time to Celebrate the PSP, Sony's 21st Century Walkman

sanderson72

I still find it strange that even after all this time, the latest 2DS and 3DS models only have the same screen resolution as the PSP!

I still have and play on my PSP 3000 even though there's a Vita parked next to it as Sony got lazy with their PSP titles for download via the PS Store. And with the retail trade-in prices of the two systems getting remarkably close in the UK, I wonder which one I'll trade in first?

Sony could enter a handheld market again but I think the approach would need to be different. Perhaps a big-screen Xperia with clip on/slide out thumb-stick and button controls and access to an official PSP/Vita emulator with the ability to download games from the PS Store..? A bit like an od Xperia Play but done properly.