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Inviato da: MrDOS il Thursday 16 June 2011 - 18:32

Credo sia una bella e completa descrizione della PSP.

Per chi volesse dare un'occhiata http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable

La versione in italiano è meno completa... http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable

Che ve ne pare?

Inviato da: DS_PSP il Thursday 16 June 2011 - 20:43

Mh, sì, però sinceramente non capisco il senso del topic.
Su Wiki ci sono tante altre descrizioni valide.

Inviato da: Rapha'el Xedus il Thursday 16 June 2011 - 20:45

Mmmmhhh....
E Quindi???

Inviato da: dagasp10 il Thursday 16 June 2011 - 20:53

Si, bello, allora?

Inviato da: MrDOS il Friday 17 June 2011 - 11:58

Direi molto più che bello. Utile.

L'aspetto "enciclopedico" della descrizione della PSP su WIKIPEDIA, a mio avviso, è molto valida e completa (mi riferisco a quella in lingua inglese).

A titolo di esempio:

"Hardware issues
On release, an issue with interlacing was noticed on the PSP-3000 screen when objects were in motion. Gaming Bits (among others) did an in-depth review of the differences between the two versions, noting the interlacing issues, and about a week later Sony announced that they would not be releasing a software update to address the issue. On some occasions, scan lines may appear on scenes where brightness changes drastically, due to the hardware features of the new LCD device on PSP-3000. Installed with this new LCD device, PSP-3000 offers more natural and vibrant colors on its screen, but the scan lines have come out to be more visible as a result of improving response time to alleviate the afterimages on PSP-3000. Since this is due to hardware specification, there are no plans for a system software update concerning this issue."


Leggendo solo questo, molti si sono risparmiati un sacco di "seghe mentali" sull'effetto interlacciamento del display delle PSP 3000.

e anche:

"Sony added TV output to the PSP Slim through Firmware update 3.60. It can output in a conventional aspect ratio (4:3) or widescreen (16:9), and offers a screensaver if the PSP is inactive for a set amount of time. It is able to output games, videos, and other media. To achieve TV output on the Slim model, Composite, S-Video, Component (YPBPR) and D-Terminal (YPBPR) cables are sold separately by Sony. PSP format games are output as a progressive scan signal, which can be carried only by the Component and D-Terminal cables, and displayed on televisions which support progressive scan. They are also rendered at the 480 × 272 resolution of the PSP screen, rather than the 720 × 480 resolution used for output, and are not upscaled meaning they are displayed with black windowboxing when viewed to an external display. This can be overcome on some TVs by using built-in zoom functionality. However, the PSP system software, music player and video playback are displayed in full-screen. As of firmware update 5.00, PlayStation (PSone) format software purchased from the PlayStation store is output in full-screen mode and optionally in interlaced format for non-progressive displays. Although the user needs component cables and a TV that supports 480p (mainly found in HDTVs) to play PSP format software, a homebrew plugin called "FuSa" allows anyone with a Slim PSP to view their games on any SDTV or HDTV using Composite or Component cables. The plugin is also advantageous to those with TVs that do support 480p because it allows a full screen (1:1 ratio) viewing of games. The maximum resolution through TV output is 720 × 480 pixels and composite video uses NTSC color encoding (no PAL composite signal is available; European TVs must be NTSC compatible to be used with a PSP via composite). The old PSP-1000 model is not capable of this feature due to a slightly different port. As a result, original PSP accessories (using the connector) will not work with the Slim and the Slim's accessories will not work with the original PSP. Sony has released a new version of the remote control accessory designed for the Slim as a result. The PSP Slim can still use 3.5 mm headphones, like the old PSP-1000."

...e con questo mi sarei evitato un bel po' di ricerche su un argomento che ha destato interesse anche qui

Saluti da MrDOS

Inviato da: dagasp10 il Friday 17 June 2011 - 13:00

Si ma non ho ancora capito lo scopo di questo topic
Per aiutare gli utenti in ambito hardware?

Inviato da: MrDOS il Friday 17 June 2011 - 13:23

Lo scopo del topic è dare notizia della wiki. Chi vuole, se la va a leggere e ne trova l'utilità... the knowledgement purpouse is action...

La notizia (NEWS) è questa. Non è cronaca da prima pagina dell'ultim'ora. Consideratelo come un trafiletto.

Saluti