I Bought a “Junk” PSP From Japan: Here’s How It Went
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While I spend most of my time reviewing modern ‘retro’ handhelds (devices built to emulate everything under the sun) I’ve found myself wanting to go back to the roots of everything. The first‑party machines that actually started it all. And for me, that always leads back to Sony’
  • mojofrododojo@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    57 minutes ago

    I miss the PSP, it was quality for it’s time. IIRC tho it was limited to 802.11 a/b? there was some wireless hurdle that became less and less worth futzing with as time went on… somewhere I have one with a bad screen repair attempt, I should dig it out for nostalgias.

  • over_clox@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 hours ago

    There is no such thing as a ‘Junk PSP’

    I have one myself, a PSP1001, currently mostly used for irShell.

    I wish I could easily downgrade the custom firmware, as my old firmware was a mix of CFW 5.00-M33-6, OFW 3.71, and bits and pieces of OFW 1.50 and even OFW 1.00.

    Yes, I have an image of my custom firmware, and yes, somewhere around I still have a copy of the original firmware 1.00 for the first PSP.