This PSP model was released on October, 2008. Homebrew games and apps can also be programmed to take advantage of the whole screen. The XMB, however, is able to use the whole screen. 720x480p (NTSC) and 720x576p (PAL) progressive TV Output (via the Video Out jack at the bottom left of the Slim PSP) is supported for games and apps by putting a frame around the 480x272 screen. It fixed features missing from the "Fat" version notably, video out, charging via USB (you must enable USB via the XMB for this to work though), and more flash memory and main memory.
This is the "Slim and Light" version of PSP released in September of 2007. This is the original PSP released in 2004 This webpageĭetails all the different PSP models ranging from the original PSP (from now on called PSP Fat), to the later PSP Slim, PSP Brite, and PSP Go. The Sony PSP contains technology that is fairly advanced. Takes you to the selected topic, and while there, if you click on the topic title, it will take you back to this Table of Contents. Please read: A personal appeal from founderĬlicking on a link in the Table of Contents Feel free to read other technology "SECRETS" by visiting the menu at the top of this page. Note that this page is part of a collection of secrets to various hardware. This page only details information about the original classic PSP, so visit PSP2 for more information about the Next Generation Portable. If you wish to ask a question or provide input, feel free to leave a post at: PSP Discussion Forum.
And do remember that the ads support this page so visit them if they interest you. Please link to this webpage rather than copy the contents. It is updated as new information is uncovered in the public, so visit often if you wish to keep up to date on the latest secrets. If you think you know all there is to know about the PSP, read the following and you might learn a thing or two that you didn't know before. The purpose of this webpage is to provide information (a majority are secret or are hard to find) on the Sony PlayStation Portable. Sony PlayStation Portable Secrets (Fat, Slim, Brite, and Go) edepot
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