Third party batteries go solar, mega-powered
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
strike @ Jan 3rd 2008 2:32PM
what happened to the psp in the pic? it looks like its been modded to be a rader. is it a solar power thingy? it seems that you have to install it physically on your psp
Salsa Shark @ Jan 3rd 2008 5:55PM
That's not a PSP in the pic. It's the solar-powered battery kit that attaches to the bottom of the PSP, but is hinged so you can easily swap out UMDs without disconnecting it.
Josh @ Jan 3rd 2008 2:53PM
This is completely off topic. But I thought I'd comment before my eyes bleed too much.
BUY BEATS
I JUST DID
I now love life!
Don @ Jan 3rd 2008 4:21PM
"Something smells suspicious, potentially burning, at a price like that."
hehe! No, I just cannot trust 3rd party batteries either.
XenoPhage @ Jan 3rd 2008 5:06PM
I wonder if the solar power recharger will work with the sony batteries.. That would be pretty cool, and possibly worth $30..