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Whoa sweet i want one lol
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#2
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I think everybody is ahead of themselves, the extra 147MHz could be for anything ranging from the bluetooth to the included 16 Gb of flash memory or both. Or the fact that it can multitask (barely) now.
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yo ill buy a psp go if its hackable
gotta alot of work to be done if its by flash games and sony knows dark alex is hackin so probs gotta do the same as the ps1/ps2 put a mod chip in it
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unfortunately according to sony its not the cpu thats 480MHz but the ?usb device?
http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/06/s...s-usb-not-cpu/
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I think the chance of the PSP 4000 being hackable is very low.
As we've seen in the later 2000 production, and the 3000's, Sony is learning to stop CFW with unhackable hardware. |
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