Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Cracking Open the Sony PlayStation Portable


Cracking Open the
Sony PlayStation Portable

Wed., August 08, 2007
Cracking Open the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)

Although Sony has announced plans to launch a thinner, feature-enhanced PlayStation Portable (PSP), the current model is still a handheld wonder. With its brilliant screen, Wi-Fi support, and multimedia capability, the PSP has the foundation of great device. But what makes Sony's PSP tick?

Come along as we crack open the handheld's plastic shell and see the hardware that lurks inside the PSP. -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Content Development Manager
 
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Cracking open the SMC NAS TigerStore storage device
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Cracking open an external DVD burner
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Cracking open Microsoft's Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000
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Cracking open the Logitech QuickCam Orbit MP Webcam
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Inside the Altair 8800 vintage computer
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Transforming Windows XP into Windows Vista
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