Showing posts with label slim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slim. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Playstation 3 Slim









The slim will come with a 120GB drive, and will be 32% smaller and 36% lighter than the standard PlayStation 3, as well as using 34% less power. The $300 price will apply to all PlayStation 3s starting tomorrow. The Slim will be available everywhere by the first week of September.

Here are some more details. The 80GB PS3 (current model) will be discounted to $300, whereas the 160GB PS3 will be $400. There will be a new PS3 logo as well as modifications to the official name from PLAYSTATION 3 to PlayStation 3 as to not be shouting all the time.

It'll also have a BRAVIA Sync feature that'll allow you to control the PS3's XMB with your Sony TV remote as long as they're connected via HDMI. And the TV will automatically turn off the PS3 when the TV goes off.

There's also a vertical stand retailing for $24 on September 3. Whether or not you can stand it up vertically for long periods of time without the stand is unknown. Sony also says that they're eliminating the feature of installing other operating systems on the Slim, so no more Linux.

Oh, and there will only be two USB ports.



Spec sheet:
  • Product name: PlayStation 3
  • Product code: CECH-2000A (Charcoal Black)
  • CPU: Cell Broadband Engine™
  • GPU: RSX
  • Audio output: LPCM 7.1ch, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS, DTS-HD, AAC.
  • Memory: 256MB XDR Main RAM, 256MB GDDR3 VRAM
  • Hard disk: 120GB 2.5" Serial ATA
  • USB 2.0 ports: 2
  • Networking: Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T), IEEE 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 (+EDR)
  • Controller: Wireless Controller (Bluetooth) x 1
  • AV outputs: HDMI x 1, AV MULTI OUT x 1, Digital out (optical) x 1
  • Resolutions: 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i (for PAL 576p, 576i)
  • BD / DVD / CD drive (read only): BD × 2 (BD-ROM), DVD × 8 (DVD-ROM), CD × 24 (CD-ROM)
  • Power: AC 220 – 240, 50/60Hz
  • Power consumption: Approx. 250W
  • External dimensions (excluding maximum projecting part): Approx. 290 × 65 × 290 mm (width × height × length)
  • Mass: Approx. 3.2kg
  • Included in box: PlayStation 3 system × 1, Wireless Controller (DUALSHOCK 3) × 1, AC power cord × 1, AV cable × 1, USB cable × 1

Thursday, September 20, 2007

How to flash psp slim without a psp phat!

What do you do if you have dont have a psp phat and want to have CFW on your slim. Well you still need a Pandora battery. That you can buy on the net. google it.

if you have a pandora battery all you need is to go to this

Pandora GUI 1.5

Friday, September 14, 2007

PSP slim & lite pics. Hands on!

Well i just got the psp slim & lite. First i got the silver one but got really surprise of the bad build quality, it were really plasticly and felt brake able, i was not really satisfied with that one so i got the black one which felt better more sturdy! And yes the black one is very shiny and attracts fingerprints and grease.

i took some pictures so you guys could check it out!












Monday, September 10, 2007

They F**** did it!!! PSP Slim Security defeated in record time - M33 PSP Custom Firmware v3.6 RELEASED!!!

t didn't take Team M33 long did it now? Just FIVE days after the Official European release of the PSP Slim & Lite, M33 have released custom PSP firmware v3.6! Sony will have to try harder than that to 'protect' their system from avid homebrew fans! Please help spread the word and DIGG THIS!!!

source Maxconsole

Time to go get one!

Sunday, September 9, 2007

M-33 custom firmware for psp slim/lite v.3.6 comin soon


That's right, russian hackers M-33 have confirmed that a v3.6 custom firmware compatible with the PSP Slim is coming soon. The news comes days after the firmware of the new PSP slim was dumped!

source M-33

Friday, September 7, 2007

PSP slim/lite buy it from Merlin!



on merlin.dk, you can buy the psp lite for the price of 1.299 danish kroners, that comes to about 238 us dollars

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

PSP slim/lite out in Denmark!

According to Gamesection.dk the psp slim/lite is now available in game shops in Denmark! the release will be followed with 69 new psp games being released from now until December.

source

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Load times; PSP phat VS. PSP Lite/Slim


You'll find the new "UMD Cache" option in the System Settings Menu. According to the scrolling description, enabling the UMD Cache will "reduce the frequency at which the system reads from the UMD." We enabled the UMD-caching feature and tested a few games to see if it had any affect on load times. UMD caching requires an initial memory load, so we also tested how fast the games could load up levels after we first started and exited a game to preload the data into system memory. We had time to test out only three games, but early results indicate that the additional system memory and UMD caching really do help speed up initial game launches, as well as subsequent level reloads.

source

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Update!

I've added a poll so you readers can vote on which console you think is the best. The "Fellow Bloggers" has also been updated giving you some usefull links.

- taleboblen

Saturday, July 14, 2007

PSP lite 64mb Ram upgrade!

0okm has revealed a number of great facts regarding the new PSP Slim and they are as follows but most noticably it is to ship with a TA-085 PCB motherboard and will receive a RAM upgrade so it will have 64MB of RAM instead of just 32MB. Good news for homebrew emulator's!

source Ookm

More PSP Slim/Lite pics!

Spot the difference!


source Maxconsole

Thursday, July 12, 2007

PSP Slim/Lite RAM upgrade!


It is rumored that the new and improved PSP wil have more ram to make the games load faster.

The PSP redesign will be available in September in Piano Black and Ice Silver. A PSP Entertainment Pack will include the Ice Silver version, Daxter, the UMD Family Guy collection, a 1GB memory stick, and will put gamers back $199.

source IGN

Here is the new PSP slim/Lite!

New features:
Lighter than original (slimmer profile)
UMD drawer less complex
Wi-Fi switch moved
TV-output
no more InfraRed