wraggster
December 21st, 2005, 02:37
The Blaze No Modification PSP TV Adapter (http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?products_id=8369&lsaid=219793) has been reviewed by IGN (http://gear.ign.com/articles/677/677544p1.html):
http://image.lik-sang.com/images//170/psp-to-tv-blaze.jpg
Heres their findings:
Performance
Best performance for a camera style PSP to TV device yet. Strange quirks and loss of image quality, but superior to the only other device available for the duty.
Build Quality
Built well, but scroll wheels feel cheap and loose, and unlined light box produces reflections.
Audio Quality
Highest PSP brightness setting produces high-pitched background squeal. Other settings do not. Fine sound in general, as it is simply coming out of the PSP's headphone jack.
Video Quality
Much less artifacting and video noise than the PSPonTV, but warps the top of the image, sufferes from light blooming, and fluctuates its brighness level. Again, VHS quality in the end.
Ease of Use
Snaps on without strain. Connections are simple. Adjustments are easy.
Value
$59.90 makes the Blaze TV Adaptor the cheapest PSP to TV adaptor available. Since its also the best performance wise, it's a good deal.
7.2 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
So there you have it the unbiased gamers at IGN rate the Blaze No Modification PSP TV Adapter (http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?products_id=8369&lsaid=219793) as the top PSP TV Device so far (and cheapest too).
http://image.lik-sang.com/images//170/psp-to-tv-blaze.jpg
Heres their findings:
Performance
Best performance for a camera style PSP to TV device yet. Strange quirks and loss of image quality, but superior to the only other device available for the duty.
Build Quality
Built well, but scroll wheels feel cheap and loose, and unlined light box produces reflections.
Audio Quality
Highest PSP brightness setting produces high-pitched background squeal. Other settings do not. Fine sound in general, as it is simply coming out of the PSP's headphone jack.
Video Quality
Much less artifacting and video noise than the PSPonTV, but warps the top of the image, sufferes from light blooming, and fluctuates its brighness level. Again, VHS quality in the end.
Ease of Use
Snaps on without strain. Connections are simple. Adjustments are easy.
Value
$59.90 makes the Blaze TV Adaptor the cheapest PSP to TV adaptor available. Since its also the best performance wise, it's a good deal.
7.2 OVERALL
(out of 10 / not an average)
So there you have it the unbiased gamers at IGN rate the Blaze No Modification PSP TV Adapter (http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?products_id=8369&lsaid=219793) as the top PSP TV Device so far (and cheapest too).