3600 for PSP
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mckmas8808
Legend
I hope so. I might buy it myself.
digitalwanderer
Legend
Anyone know prices yet? A bigger battery isn't a pressing priority for me yet, but I could see wanting one down the road.
Evil_Cloud
Veteran
Ty said:
No shit, if you just look at the 'quality' of most 3rd party PlayStation Memory Cards, 3rd party batteries would explode in your hands!
Evil_Cloud said:No shit, if you just look at the 'quality' of most 3rd party PlayStation Memory Cards, 3rd party batteries would explode in your hands!
It's not just _PS2_ memory cards. Even a member here was complaining about a 3rd party GCN memory card.
You highlight my reasoning as well - Batteries are even worse imo as the potential castrophe is MUCH worse than losing your Metroid saves.
How'd they get 3600 mAh into a battery? The biggest LiIon batteris at the moment (as of a few months ago at least) are 1800s, what Sont went with. Is the pack larger? And if not, it won't be long before Sony release an enhanced battery pack (though at a hefty price I imagine...$70+)
Heh i rather take that 70 quid Sony one than no hands and/or PSP.
Ugh! How come third-party peripherals rarely come with style?jvd said:
From the picture. it seems to include a caselid, or the whole packet replaces the old battery and caselid, the new battery having a "fixed" caselid or the battery itself being a battery and a caselid at the same time.
mckmas8808
Legend
Well the best news from this is that Sony should have a 3600 by the end of the year or by the beginning of next year.
gokickrocks
Regular
jvd said:
looks as though the battery is the lid itself and it also looks as though it will stick out a bit
jvd said:
Why not twice the power? Where did you get the 1.75 number from... did you make it up?
Ty said:
Really? I've never had a problem with 3rd party batteries - I use a high capacity battery for my Canon digital camera, and it works just great, despite only costing around $10 (normal batteries were around $50). My iPod has a cheap hong kong knock-off in it and is working fine. The only problem I've seen with cheaper batteries is that if you leave them in something for ages, they tend to break down more easily/quickly - so cheapo alkalines should not be left in something that rarely has its battery changed.
Never heard of 3rd party batteries actually damaging a piece of equipment personally.
And yeah, it looks like the battery sticks out, but has a clip on it, so you can't actually cover it. Not sure whether I'd want one after reading that - but 3600mAh is pretty shmick, I'd have to recharge less often on my trip away, and it would mean I'd almost definitely never run out of battery. Will have to think about this one!
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