Thinking about getting a PSP slim'n'lite

[Triv1um]

Indeed.. I have some questions.

- I need to run my emulators, can i on a custom firmware?

- Can you "de-pandoraise" a battery?

- Is it easy to do the whole pandora thing? (ive yet to ever do it :O)

- Im guessing the GTA exploit doesnt work anymore?

- Is it worth getting one over a phat?

- What is this time machine?

- What are the advantages other than been slimmer and lighter?

- Does the TV out work on homebrew? or does it only work on games?

The most important one is the "de-pandoraise" one.

thanks for your help.

[Triv1um]

Im so sorry about the double post, but i do need a swiftish reply. I want to buy one of these today (store shuts at 9) if you guys can answer my question.

(sorry)

Help pleassseee...

[nomi]

I dont have a Slim n Lite but here are some answers:

Yes i think you can but only the ones that are on the 3.XX exploit not on the 1.50 exploit.

Yes you can depandorize a battery

I think so, but i think you will require a phat PSP.

I dont know about the GTA exploit.

I think it is worth getting over a phat because of the tv out function and skype.

I dont know about the time machine.

I told you this in brief terms, the tv out function and skype. I dont know about the rest.

It depends on the homebrew.

[Triv1um]

Thank you.

I already have a phat with 3.90 m33-2, considering on having a phat and slim.

So, i guess i cant loose?

[mike_jmg]

most questions have been answered but

I think is worth having both,

psp slim can't run 1.50 homebrew
it is slimmer and lighter
it has tv-out, but that's not as good as you think
it has a better D-pad (just this one alone is going to make me buy one)
it has skype
it has more ram so web browser works better

I think that's it
just to let you know I'm buying a slim too, so my fatty will have some company (GOW bundle hell yeah... but it comes out until june :()

[nomi]

If you can get both then i recommend keeping your phat, if not go for the slim, only thing You'll lose is the 1.50 homebrew and most homebrew that comes out now supports 3.XX so... yeh get it!