(24/01/2011 02:45 PM)ProperBritish Wrote:  thank fudge for that
a slider is just another thing to break

I have never had a any bad luck with sliders. My POS phone is a slider, it gets opened and closed alot every day for over a year now and it still works fine. Sliders are a very simple design, they work and are a good way to make devices smaller when not being used. I for one would like to see a well mad handheld like this. But, so far I have not seen any design that I like. I would love to see the classic PS controller layout with a bit more room, make the analog nubs move in and out like a click pen, make a touch screen that can use both touch and a pen, and a slot for games. 4GB memory cards is cheap enough to use now a days. I will not buy a system where I can not by a physical copy of the game.

Sliders are fun to play with.

(24/01/2011 03:27 PM)ProperBritish Wrote:  then i think you won't be buying a PSP2

as far as i know

it's going to be DL only

When it gets hacked I will. Well... only if it's a true power hours likes Sony claims. I have a few hacked handhelds now and would only get a new one when something very nice comes out. I will get a 3DS, take a view pictures in 3D for $250... Sold

I can't imagine the 3DS's 3D camera to be particularly great though...  Zooming will be difficult on such a device.

I love psp go's sliding feature, doesn't get snagged on my my pockets when i take it out or put it in. Do any of you guys use your psp in the portable sense? I'd LOVE it to be sliding.

PSP-1000 fits in pocket, though it is a bit of squeeze in smaller pockets.
I usually stick it in my bag though.  It's not like I need it in my pocket to take out every 2 minutes.

So yes, old PSP is portable enough IMO.

The PSP 1000 feels like a brick in my pockets.