A new PSP, I m a little white for help!!

**Yes 1600+. If it's a new machine. That's cheap. Now the new system is not broken, and it has to be 1400. We can't take it without 2000.

1.Look at the place this way. And when did you buy it. If you bought it in the early stage. Suffice it to say that it was probably bought at the time of the price increase. It's been a few months. It is possible for a friend to send it.

2.It's brushed. It cannot be turned off. However, if you want to turn it off, you have to push it up for 10 seconds to turn it off. Turn it off and brush the system.

3.It's not all games that can be played after brushing. The game also has system requirements. Some new games require a 6xx system. You have to use the software to get the game down yourself. Either from tgbus or play more of the game that has been broken.

4.The main cases of bricking are: The self-liter system was raised. into the original. Other basic games don't move, and the system generally doesn't get bricked.

The price is right. 2 hands refurbished is high. Because seriously. Your machine could be 2000 v3 or 3000. If 3000 is more. 2000v3 is a bit of a loss,

1. Whether the refurbished machine depends on the sticker installed in the battery compartment (but it doesn't matter if someone else sends it to be refurbished or not).

2. It seems that the machine cannot be turned off after brushing.

3. It's not like you can play everything after brushing, and the new game needs to be cracked.

4. Bricking is caused by pulling out the memory stick when upgrading the version and reading.

If it's now, 1600** isn't too likely.

1, it should be refurbished, 2000 has long been shipped.

2。Hell, are you sure you know the shutdown button in**?

3,No,New games basically require an updated system.,But also to crack the game.,Now it's more and more troublesome for PSP to play a game.。

4 As long as you don't mess with the upgrade or downgrade, you see a lot of people complaining in the bar because people who haven't changed bricks don't say it in the bar, I've been playing for 5 years and I've seen a machine change bricks.

5, almost, 2000 is more expensive, this is normal.

1 Refurbishment It's not unlikely, and it's possible that your machine is V3.

2 You can turn it off and push it up for three seconds, but after it's over, you still have to trouble flashing the machine from scratch.

3 You still have version problems Most of the games that come out now require Prometheus patches (my system is the same as yours).

4 As long as it's normal operation, it's fine=w= Pay attention to the steps when flashing.

5 8g+2000 should be worthy.

My 2000 Perfect Edition 16g card is going to be 1900 - Perfect Edition doesn't need to be flashed