Ok i am going to buy a PSP at the weekend is there any problems that i should be aware of before buying one like software or hardware problems
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Are you buying one "in the flesh"? Check for dead pixels.
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ok how would i check for that
ok just a quick question ok i am thinking of buying a PSP
my question is i am going to import some of the film
by looking at so of the topic about shipping cost and other cost i worked it out to cost me about ?30 in total dose this sound right of have i got my sums wrongsLast edited by hush; 18-05-2005, 20:05.Comment
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Originally posted by hush
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If you mean customs charges, which I am asuming you are, it will probably be around that price. My customs charges were ?42 but I paid slightly over the retail price to get mine early, so ?30 - ?35 would be a good estimate.Comment
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thanks zanza
dose that price count for the games as well
dead pixels ok how do i check for thatLast edited by hush; 18-05-2005, 21:24.Comment
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i have been given a price for a US PSP Value pack and 3 games for about ?375 is that a good price as i don't buy out the net (have had problems ) so i will be buying from a import shopLast edited by hush; 19-05-2005, 21:07.Comment
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dude read your messages first !
375 is way to expensive when a psp itself can be found for ?150 brand new on videogamesplus or play asia.Comment
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Turn on PSP, check screen for any pixels that appear to be displaying the wrong colour or no colour. Best done on menu screens and suchlike, where there's a blanket background of a specific shade and they'll be most obvious. If yes, you've got a dead pixel. Name's fairly self-explanatory, really.Comment
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If you want to be professional about it, there is the dead pixel checker you can download. Of course, can't use this until after it arrives!
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