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Hey look everyone! Here's a PSP devkit picture!

( http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/images/psp_dev_kit.jpg )
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Post by retro »

And let us not forget what all good authors do... QUOTE YOUR SOURCE!

Here, I'll do it for you:

www.assemblergames.com/phpbb2

Still, at least you copied the pic to your own server... I'm sure Yakumo wouldn't appreciate bandwidth leeching!

Interesting there are so many views and no replies. Still, this is dragged up from the end of october over at ASSEMbler - its old news to us ;-)
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My apologies... I figured the big watermark across the middle of the picture would be sufficient. As for copying it, this isn't my server so I wouldn't have the access.

I'll change it to a link instead, but I hardly think the (now) 572 hits put much of a dent into gizmodo's server bills. :)
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Post by J.F. »

That's not a PSP devkit, that's the standard PS2 devkit with a PSP stuck in the foreground. Probably cobbled together on Photoshop. :D
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Post by boomint »

J.F. wrote:That's not a PSP devkit, that's the standard PS2 devkit with a PSP stuck in the foreground.
Really? So what's with the UMD logo on the beige box?
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Post by Saotome »

J.F. wrote:That's not a PSP devkit, that's the standard PS2 devkit with a PSP stuck in the foreground. Probably cobbled together on Photoshop. :D
you should have read the thread at www.assemblergames.com:
About the PS2 Tool. That's in the picture because it was one the desk next to the UMD box. Nothing to do with the PSP I've been told. It's there because it was too much trouble to move it for the picture.
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Post by J.F. »

Sony has had UMD for a long time. I'm sure I've seen the beige box in photos with the PS2 devkit. If you look closely, that PSP ISN'T in the same environment as the rest. It's been added to the picture digitally.
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Post by Saotome »

and you're an expert for digitally manipulated pictures?
i dont see where the psp doesnt fit in the "environment" of the rest (i've been looking very closely). you can see the cable coming from the ps2tool controller port reflected in the psp-display for example.

but then again, i dont really care if its real ;)
just wondering why you think its not
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Actually, now that you mention it... the TOOL and the UMD box seem to be sitting on the table at different angles. Hmm.
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oh no, now oopo gets paranoid too? O_o

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Post by ooPo »

Well, the UMD emulator may be real, its just the way the picture is put together that looks wrong... the PSP isn't even hooked up to anything, btw.
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Post by pixel »

In case nobody noticed... if this is a photoshopped picture, the guy was really good: he even put the reflect of some wires on the psp's screen, as well as perspective reflect of the table on the screen. Very very good photoshopped indeed...
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Post by mrbrown »

I'm with J.F. It's a fake. The front panel of the PSP isn't even that reflective. Plus it just looks like it doesn't belong. I have no idea if that's a dev kit but I don't understand why it has UMD written on it with no indication of a UMD drive on the machine.
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Post by bigboss »

official dev kit from GDCE 2004...

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Post by J.F. »

Okay, that one is quite a bit more believable. :)

Of course, he could be hiding the fact that the cord isn't plugged into the PSP. ;) We need a movie file of it in operation. :lol:
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[That link is REALLY slow loading from ps2reality. Can we turn it into just an http link ?]

Btw, does that external unit emulate a UMD disk drive or something ?
That is no USB cable, and the only other thing then that makes sense is a UMD emulator.
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Post by FreeFighter »

On the first pic i see the PS2 tool with 3 cables attached to:
USB (grey glitter)
grey one (network maybe)
Controller
On the UMD kit you see 2 cables, seem to attatch to eachother. But the picture is cut short to actually see where that damn cable seems to go.
And there's still a wire behind the USB cable looking a lot like the one that guy has in his hands (second pic).

Though the reflection of the cable in the PSP seems a bit off.
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Post by Cogboy »

Heres another pic of the devkit for you.
http://www.1up.com/media?id=1347180
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Post by Paulo »

Just to clear some things up. All the pictures are of real dev kits. However aparently they arent of the latest model of dev kit around.

Also Many of you have been saying about the UMD erm logo on the front of the kits.

You can see in another picuture that there seems to be a square cut around the front. Well what happens is you push on it and it pops out. Allowing you to insert a UMD disc much like in the PSP itsself. Also ive been told by a very reliable source that there isnt actually a UMD writer given to developers...

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Wow. Very very nice.
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Post by gbrother »

if you look at the 4th pic, the one with the psp and the cable.
you see that it is a special psp, because it has NO umd slot.
no open button.
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Post by uspual »

gbrother wrote:if you look at the 4th pic, the one with the psp and the cable.
you see that it is a special psp, because it has NO umd slot.
no open button.
They don't call it a PSP but a CONTROLLER.
It's just an interface for devkit.
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Post by PSPMASTER#45 »

WHAT IS A DEVKIT
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PSPMASTER#45 wrote:WHAT IS A DEVKIT
I'm afraid you are on the wrong site.
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Post by TheFluffyOne »

PSPMASTER#45 wrote:WHAT IS A DEVKIT
Box with flashy lights that lets clever people make swooshy blippy stuff.

HTH.
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Post by fobbio18 »

Only someone clearly named PSPMASTER could ask such a hillarious question. Laugh on ladies and gents.
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