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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

How to choose Sony PSP in Malaysia

Here a link to complete Sony PSP history :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable

So which one is for me ?

For Malaysian people it is very important their psp can play iso/cso or download games means errr...playing games from memory card.

If you are 12 yrs and above :
Any psp is suitable for you but make sure your psp has firmware 5.00 M33-6 or 5.50 GenD3 (full crack)or
5.03MHU(chicken set - Full modded)

PSP 100X series
PSP 200X series


If you are 12 yrs below :
Chose fully crack only firmware 5.00 M33-6 or 5.50GenD3 (full crack)




What is full crack and full modded model?

Read full description here : http://forums.pspslimhacks.com/user-help/121-psp-hackable-allow-me-answer.html

So in summary which Model is full crack?
All psp 1000 and psp 2000 before April 2008 is full hack.

Model full modded ?
All psp 3000 and psp 2000 manufactured after April 2008 and has firmware 5.03 installed.

How to check Firm ware?
In XMB menu, go to setting->system setting->system information.

What is the different between full-modded and full hack?
Full hack will not lose its firmware when the power is completely off i.e pull out the battery because the firmware is write in psp bios.

Full modded will lose its crack firmware when the battery is pulled out or drain out because its write on psp ram. Sony somewhat has able to install hardware to detected costume firmware and will refuse to write it into psp bios.

How to UNBRICK my Sony PSP



What is brick?

When you turn on the power, only green led on but nothing happen

How do I brick my psp ?


PSP always brick when you upgrade or downgrade your firm ware and you made a mistake in the process.
You also can brick your psp if you try to downgrade your chicken set from 6.10 to 5.03.

How do I unbrick my psp?

First you must know your psp, is it full hack or full modded. There is no way you can unbrick your psp full modded 3000 or 2000 originally installed with firmware 5.03 MHU. You must buy a new mobo with firmware lower than ver 5.00 installed.
(A lot of people confused when i explain to them)

If your psp is full hack or crack, then its your luck. You can unbrick your psp
to any firmware you want! That is why full crack psp is so special and more expensive (PSP 3000 better coz got mic HUH!)

Please google how to unbrick your psp3000! NONE has the answered

It is easier to bring your psp to psp shop or to me (019 363 1236 meeting place at Tesco Kajang)and let us unbrick for you. Just pay us RM30 to RM60. Then your are ready to play again.

You can also do it yourself, but you need a pandore battery and magicstick.
here the link :
1.http://www.qj.net/psp/how-to/tutorial-how-to-unbrick-your-psp-via-pandora-battery.html

2. you can also search youtube for better understanding.

How to earn money from internet ?

How to earn money with internet ?


http://www.cashviabook.com/?id=4


I have been searching a lot in the internet about this topic. I think all of us did.

But we never found the truth. The secret is still hidden with the rich people out there.

Instead we are still paying internet and electrical bills every months.



How do they earned by internet?

I have heard about someone is getting rich by internet. Sound easy? But the truth is there were no website out there telling you the whole truth.

One day , I have a call from this guy and he told me that his psp is brick and need my service. Our conversation was mostly about psp and computer stuff.

I ask him how do earn money with the internet?
He then deeply describe how it was done and I now fully understand the secret.

To  know how to earn with internet, please go to this link :

http://www.cashviabook.com/?id=4
 

All of your question will be answered in this book. Remember your parents have to pay for schooling in order to give you better education and earn money. Nothing is free but KNOWLEDGE is the most important tools and weapons. With small amount of money you can learn the secret that can make you rich.

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What is the best firmware for my Sony PSP


PlayStation Portable system software

 is the official, updatable firmware for the PlayStation Portable. Updates add new functionality as well as security patches to prevent homebrew applications being run on the system. Updates can be obtained in four ways:
  • Direct download to the PSP over Wi-Fi. This can be performed by choosing [Settings], [System Update] from the XMB.
  • Download to a PC, then transfer to the PSP via a USB cable or Memory Stick.
  • Included on the UMD of some games. These games may not run with earlier firmware than the version on their UMD.
  • Download from a PS3 to a PSP system via USB cable. (Japanese version only)
While system software updates can be used with consoles from any region, Sony recommends only downloading system software updates released for the region corresponding to the system's place of purchase. System software updates have added various features including a web browser, Adobe flash player 6 support, additional codecs for images, audio, and video, PlayStation 3 connectivity, as well as patches against several security exploits, vulnerabilities, and execution of homebrew programs.[1]The battery must be at least 75% charged or else the system will prevent the update code from installing. If the power supply is lost while writing to the system software, the console will no longer be able to operate unless the system is booted in service mode or sent to Sony for repair if still under warranty.
The latest reported firmware version shipping pre-installed on new PSPs is 6.20[2], which was released (as of June 29, 2010). The latest version of the system software is 6.31 (as of July 29, 2010).

Custom firmware (CFW)

Custom firmware is an alternative to official firmware. Custom firmware is a slightly modified version of a specific official firmware. The most notable modification is the ability to run unsigned code, known to many as "homebrew".[39] Other modifications follow.
  • The ability to load UMD games and videos, saved as ISO images (or compressed as CSO files) from the memory stick
  • A recovery menu, for executing extra modules elsewhere on the file system[40]
  • Access to internal flash drives where firmware and registry are stored

What is the best firmware for my Sony PSP

If you are using original Sony PSP version it is better to have the latest firm ware. 

BUT if you have to choose between CFW 5.00 M33-6 or 5.50 Gen D3 , I will advice to installed 5.00-M33-6 from Dark Alex.

Why Dark Alex?

Dark_AleX .... in wikipedia :


Two PSP-1002s running on 5.50 GEN-B.
Dark AleX (aka Dark_AleX, Dax) is a Spanish programmer who writes homebrew applications for the PlayStation Portable. Dark AleX, as well as other variations of the name, is a pseudonym under which he works. [6] One of the drawbacks of downgrading the PSP is that new official media may require the presence of a new firmware edition. Dark_Alex had released a custom firmware called "Dark Alex's Open Edition firmware" or "Custom Firmware (CFW)" which opens the firmware but allows users to use the existing feature set of the current edition. Sony quickly patched the firmware again, continuing the cat-and-mouse game with the hackers and users.[7] In 2006 Sony released six updates to the system firmware and in 2007 they released another six updates.[3] In July 2007 Dark_AleX officially stopped his work on the PSP, citing perceived problems with Sony as one of the reasons for his departure.[8] Some people even suggested that Dark_AleX was paid by Sony not to release any more custom firmware, but Sony denied this.[9]
Custom Firmware allows the running of unsigned code such as homebrew applications and UMD backups, emulators for other consoles, as well as PlayStation games when the disc images are converted into PSP format.[10]

There you go man .... The PSP CFW king! DARK ALEX

Which one to choose : LCD or PLASMA ?

This is the #1 question for me at any gathering: Which is better, LCD TV or Plasma? This is a much debated topic and a fun one. When choosing between plasma and LCD TVs, you're actually selecting between two competing technologies, both of which achieve similar features (i.e., ,bright crystal-clear images, super color-filled pictures) and come in similar packages (i.e., 1.5 to 4 inch depth flat screen casing). To complicate the decision-making process further, price and size are two previous considerations that are rapidly becoming non-issues as LCD TVs are now being made in larger sizes and at competing prices with plasma.

Plasma vs LCD Ratings Comparison

Manufacturer / Model Picture Features Value Overall
Samsung PN50C8000 Plasma
95
96
92
94.5
Samsung PN50C6500 Review
91
91
95
92
Samsung LN55C650 LCD TV
92
87
97
92/100
LG 55LE5500 LED TV
89.5
94
89
91/100
Panasonic TC-P54G25 Plasma
91
87.5
94
90.87
Panasonic TC-P50VT25 Plasma
91.5
89.5
90
90.6
Sony KDL-52EX700 LED TV
91
92
88
90.5/100
Panasonic TC-P50S2 Plasma
92
87
89
90
Samsung LN32C350 LCD TV
89
86
95
89.75/100
LG 60PK550 Plasma
86
91
95
89.5
Vizio VF552XVT LED TV
82
92
89
86.25/100
LG 50PJ350 Plasma
79
92
94
86
Despite their similarities, the two technologies are very different in the way they deliver the image to the viewer.
Plasma technology consists of hundreds of thousands of individual pixel cells, which allow electric pulses (stemming from electrodes) to excite rare natural gases-usually xenon and neon-causing them to glow and produce light. This light illuminates the proper balance of red, green, or blue phosphors contained in each cell to display the proper color sequence from the light. Each pixel cell is essentially an individual microscopic florescent light bulb, receiving instruction from software contained on the rear electrostatic silicon board. Look very closely at a plasma TV and you can actually see the individual pixel cell coloration of red, green, and blue bars. You can also see the black ribs which separate each.
Whether spread across a flat-panel screen or placed in the heart of a projector, all LCD displays come from the same technological background. A matrix of thin-film transistors (TFTs) supplies voltage to liquid-crystal-filled cells sandwiched between two sheets of glass. When hit with an electrical charge, the crystals untwist to an exact degree to filter white light generated by a lamp behind the screen (for flat-panel TVs) or one projecting through a small LCD chip (for projection TVs). LCD monitors reproduce colors through a process of subtraction: They block out particular color wavelengths from the spectrum of white light until they're left with just the right color. And, it's the intensity of light permitted to pass through this liquid-crystal matrix that enables LCD televisions to display images chock-full of colors-or gradations of them.
LED TVs are a new form of LCD Television. The panel on an LED TV is still an LCD TV panel and operates the with the same twisting crystals matrix. The backlight is the difference - changing from flourescent to LED (light emitting diode) based backlighting. See our complete coverage of LED TV articles and models here.

PICTURE QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS

CONTRAST / BLACK LEVELS
How to Calibrate Your HDTV
Plasma technology has certainly achieved quite high contrast ratios, a measure of the blackest black compared to the whitest white. Many plasma display manufacturers boast a contrast ratio of 40,000:1 these days though our tests using a standardized ANSI checkerboard pattern have not proven these numbers out. Plasma displays achieve such impressive black levels by using internal algorithms to block the power to particular pixels in order to render a pixel "dark" or black. While this can limit a plasma television's gray scaling, it does produce exceptionally black blacks - depending on the manufactured plasma display element (i.e. glass). A plasma TV uses maximum power when it is producing full white. As a result, some 2nd tier manufactured brands of plasma TVs have an audible buzz or whining sound when displaying white or very light images.
LCD (liquid crystal diode) displays, by contrast, utilize electric charges to twist and untwist liquid crystals, which causes them to block light and, hence, emit blacks. The higher the voltage passing through the liquid crystals in a given pixel, the more fully those crystals untwist and effectively block light - all of which makes these pixels darker. As opposed to plasma, LCD TVs use the most power when displaying a very dark or black image. This is a difficult process, and despite recent improvements in LCD black levels, only the best LCD televisions have managed to come close to plasma technology in contrast ratio. The one continual drawback here for LCD is off axis viewing, when black levels consistently drop. We have noted some improvement from LCD manufacturers lately in off axis viewing contrast.
ADVANTAGE: Closer than a year ago, but still Plasma. LCD TV manufacturers have made great improvements in black levels and in many cases have nearly managed to match the contrast ratio of plasma TVs. However, Plasma displays still maintain a clear advantage in this category due to fading blacks when viewing LCDs from off axis. For scenes with a lot of dark and light images shown simultaneously - as with content originating from DVDs, video games, and NTSC TV signals - plasmas still consistently outperform LCD TVs.

COLOR ACCURACY
In plasma displays, each pixel contains red, green, and blue elements, which work in conjunction to create 16.77 million colors. Insofar as each pixel contains all the elements needed to produce every color in the spectrum, color information was more accurately reproduced with plasma technology than it was with other display technologies. The chromaticity coordinates were more accurate on most plasma displays. Though the color saturation resulting from the pixel design of plasma displays is remarkable, LCD technology has nearly caught plasma in gray scaling color accuracy. Plasma continues to exhibit more richness in color information and more natural coloration. Today, SMPTE color coordinates in top plasma displays still normally outperform those in LCDs, which tend toward oversaturation.
LCD TVs reproduce colors by manipulating light waves and subtracting colors from white light. This is an inherently difficult template for maintaining color accuracy and vibrancy - though most LCD TVs manage quite well. While color information benefits from the higher-than-average number of pixels per square inch found in LCD televisions (especially when compared to plasmas), LCDs are simply not as impressive as plasmas with similar pixel counts. LCDs however, produce a typically brighter picture. Greens sometimes look oversaturated and reds can run a bit warm, but in a room with lots of ambient light coming in from windows, an LCD TV would be my choice.
ADVANTAGE: Preference to plasma but depends upon room light, manufacturer and model. Plasma TV color richness and naturalness will prevail in rooms with lower to normal lighting. LCD TVs perform better in very brightly lit rooms due to their inherent anti glare technology and brightness.

VIEWING ANGLES
Plasma manufacturers have made much of their near perfect 180 degree viewing angles, which is about as good as horizontal and vertical viewing angles get. This owes to the fact that each pixel produces its own light, rather than light being spread across the screen from one central source. Hence, each pixel is more readily visible because its brightness is consistent with every other pixel on the screen. One consistent area of superiority of plasma viewing angles is demonstrated when viewing dark material content, especially DVDs. A Plasma display holds the black levels from off axis, while LCD TVs lose black level intensity/contrast more as the angle off axis increases. This usually occurs after around 45 degrees off center.
LCD TV manufacturers have done much to improve their displays' viewing angles. The substrate material on newer-generation LCD models by Sharp and Sony has helped to expand those units' viewing angles, though they still have some ground to cover before catching plasma. Expect the best LCD HDTVs to have around 120 degree viewing angles.
ADVANTAGE: Plasma

FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

COMPUTER USE
Generally the performance should be about the same in terms of displaying the video image provided that the resolution of the plasma or LCD TV is 1080p or higher. Some plasma TVs still have 720p resolution and this would be a drawback to a defined static image.
Burn in is the second factor. Though plasma TVs have substantial anti-burn in technology built in these days, there is still some risk there.
ADVANTAGE: LCD

 
FAST-MOVING VIDEO PLAYBACK
Plasma technology gets the easy nod here because of their excellent performance with fast-moving images and high contrast levels. It's an inherent quality of the technology. There are still some 2nd tier plasma manufacturers whose plasma TVs display some phosphor lag, a drag time in scenes changing from bright to dark.
While the "response time" of LCD TVs has markedly improved in the last couple of years, they still suffer from a slight "trailer" effect, where the individual pixels are just slightly out of step with the image on the screen. During fast moving scenes, the most discerning eyes can detect this slight motion response lag. Motion lag may also be detected on LCD TVs when the camera pans from side to side sometimes appearing to stutter or jerk. This applies to both flourescent backlit LCDs and LED backed LCDs.
LCD TV manufaacturers have worked hard to overcome the motion lag issue. Last years models saw the introduction of 120Hz refresh rate (up from 60). This year many models were introduced with 240Hz refresh rate. This refresh rate has drastically improved the response time. However, it also introduces unwanted video information by sharpening the picture background information and taking out necessary blur. This may seem like a positive, but with 90% of your viewing material, it is not. Depending upon the manufacturer, we advise turning off the 120Hz or 240Hz feature with all but live sports programming. See our full article about 120Hz/240Hz refresh rate here.
Please read the following reviews if you would like more information on how the 120Hz/240Hz feature works for specific models:
ADVANTAGE: Plasma

HIGH ALTITUDE
There is a reason LCD flat panels are the preferred visual display units for use on airplanes: LCD TVs aren't affected by increases or decreases in air pressure. Their performance is consistent regardless of the altitude at which they're utilized.
This is not the case for a plasma. The display element in plasma TVs is actually a glass substrate envelope with rare natural gases compressed therein. So, at high altitudes (6,500 feet and above), an air-pressure differential emerges, which causes plasma displays to emit a buzzing sound due to the lower air pressure. This noise can sound rather like the humming of an old neon sign. NEC has been effective in producing several plasma models that are rated to 9,500 feet.
ADVANTAGE: LCD, at 6,500 feet and higher.

LONGEVITY
Plasma TV Myths and Misconceptions
LCD television manufacturers claim that their displays last, on average, 60,000. In fact, an LCD TV will last as long as its backlight does. Since this is nothing more than light passing through a prismatic substrate, there is little to wear out in an LCD TV except the backlighting. However, one nasty little known fact about LCD technology is that as the flourescent backlight ages it can change colors slightly (think of florescent bulbs in office lighting). When this occurs the white balance of the entire LCD TV will be thrown for a loop and the user will need to re-calibrate the TV. Some of the early purchasers of larger LCD screens will be learning this tidbit in a couple of years. From our research, flourescent bulb backlighting in LCDs cannot be replaced cost effectively. LED backlit LCDs provide a longer lasting stability, with little to no degradation in white balance over time.
Plasma TVs, on the other hand, utilize slight electric currents to excite a combination of noble gases (i.e., argon, neon, xenon), which glow red, blue, and/or green. This is an essentially active phenomenon, so the phosphoric elements in plasma displays fade over time. Many manufacturers state a new half life of 60,000 hours. While I am skeptical of this spec, I do believe strides have been made to nearly even the playing field with LCD. At half life, the phosphors in a plasma screen will glow half as brightly as they did when the set was new. There is no way to replace these gases; the TV simply continues to grow dimmer with use.
ADVANTAGE: Even Some manufacturers of both plasma and LCD state up to 100,000 hours now. At 4 hours per day that's 68 years of use. Where do they get these specs??

SCREEN BURN IN
LCD technology is not prone to screen "burn-in" or "ghosting" (premature aging of pixel cells) due to the nature of the technologies "twisting crystals."
With plasma, static images will begin to "burn-in," or permanently etch the color being displayed into the glass display element. The time it takes for this to occur depends greatly on the anti burn-in technology of the manufacturer. Recent improvements by plasma manufacturers have certainly extended the time it takes to burn in a plasma pixel cell. In the past I was concerned to place a DVD on pause 15 minutes. Now, many of the enhancements such as better green phosphor material, and motion adaptive anti burn-in technology are greatly reducing the risk of burn in. It's gotten so much better that I don't even worry about it anymore. In a new model plasma from any top tier manufacturer I would put "ghosting" estimates at an hour or more now (Ghosting can be "washed" out by displaying static gray material). Permanent burn-in I would put at more than 10 hours.
ADVANTAGE: LCD, though not as much a concern as it was a year ago.
LCD TVs Recommended By Size
15" LCD TV 26" LCD TV 42" LCD TV
19" LCD TV 32" LCD TV 46" LCD TV
20" LCD TV 37" LCD TV 52" LCD TV

 

OTEHR CONSIDERATIONS

PRODUCTION SIZE AND COST
All television measurements are stated in inches and are for diagonal measurement of the screen from corner to corner - not including framing.
Both plasma and LCD TVs are becoming more readily available in larger sizes though plasma still leads the size battle by a great margin. Pioneer and LG produce 61" plasma sizes while Panasonic has a readily available 65" model. Though it is not being imported into the U.S. yet, Samsung has produced a gigantic plasma of 100 inches. Though such mammoth monitors are expensive, they exhibit none of the "kinks" one might expect with such large displays. In other words, even the largest plasma displays are reliable. Large plasma displays will consume power - try 675 watts for a 65 "display compared to around 330 watts for a 42" plasma.
ADVANTAGE: Plasma, though the playing field is leveling. Even though production costs and retail prices have come down for both technologies, plasma still has the edge as far as production cost and capacity go.
See Plasma TV's Recommended By Size
42" Plasma TV 50" Plasma TV 58"+ Plasma TV

POWER CONSUMPTION
Because LCDs use florescent backlighting to produce images, they require substantially less power to operate than plasmas do. LCD TVs consume about half the power that plasma TVs consume. The reason: Plasmas use a lot of electricity to light each and every pixel you see on a screen - even the dark ones. Though plasma manufacturers have improved voltage consumption requirements a plasma TV will consume around a third more power for the same size display.
ADVANTAGE: LCD

PRICE AND VALUE
Plasma TVs have generally enjoyed lower pricing per size vs. LCD TVs. While LCDs have nearly caught up with plasma in the 42" size, plasma still dominates in the larger size ranges. When comparing comparable Tier 1 Quality LCD with Tier 1 Plasma, the larger the size, the more the price savings by purchasing plasma. In the 46" size range a plasma currently sells for a 30% to 40% discount, while a 58" plasma may yield between 40% to 50% discount savings. Resolution is no longer an issue due to the fact that most all TVs 46" and larger are full HD 1920 X 1080 (1080p) resolution.
Our value ratings continue to be reason that plasma TVs generally receive higher marks in our overall TV ratings. See the full Comparison Ratings Chart here.
ADVANTAGE: Plasma, especially in larger size TVs.

Earn Money from Sony PSP



How to earn money from Sony PSP :

Here how i did it. You must have a deep knowledge of sony psp in order to
convince your costumer. Don't lie, just tell the truth.

1. Sell accesorries related to sony psp
2. Sell Memory card with games installed
3. Repair broken psp
4. Buy and sell psp
5. sell sony psp spare parts

Which one to choose : LED or LCD

LED TV is a bit of a misnomer but as manufacturers and retailers continue to use the term, it makes it's way into the public conscience and is worth deliberating on the differences. LED televisions are really just LCD televisions that use LED lights for back lighting instead of the flourescent CFL lighting traditionally used for LCDs. Both employ the liquid crystal diode (LCD) technology front panel containing the “twisting crystals” which define LCD technology.
LED TVs feature two main forms of back lighting, edge lighting and local dimming. Edge lighting has LEDs around the edge of the panel and this allows for extremely thin construction. Lately, through advancements in LED (light emitting diode) technology these lights can be manufactured in very small sizes so even local dimming back lighting LED TVs can have a very thin depth. Local dimming backlighting features banks of LED lights behind the panel and these banks can be controlled to lower the amount of back lighting in dark areas of the screen and raise it in bright areas for higher contrast and better blacks. This is accomplished through varying features options in the TV. One recent example had an option to turn the local dimming option on or off. We did notice an improvement in black levels with the feature on.

PICTURE CONSIDERATIONS

CONTRAST / BLACK LEVELS

LCD vs LED TV Ratings Comparison

Manufacturer / Model Picture Features Value Overall
Samsung LN55C650 LCD TV
92
87
97
92/100
LG 55LE5500 LED TV
89.5
94
89
91/100
LG 47LE8500 LED TV
90.5
94
89
91/100
Sony KDL-52EX700 LED TV
91
92
88
90.5/100
Samsung LN32C350 LCD TV
89
86
95
89.75/100
Samsung UN55C7000 LED TV
91
94
83
89.75/100
Sony KDL-46EX500 LCD TV
87
80
92
86.5/100
Vizio VF552XVT LED TV
82
92
89
86.25/100
LCD panels create dark tones by blocking the backlight passing through the panel, this method of displaying black has been a problem inherent in the technology. Local dimming LED back lighting presents a solution to this problem by dimming the back light in areas where the screen should be dark. Edge lit LED will have brighter whites than most flourescent back lit LCDs but do not have the control over the backlighting like local dimming TVs do.
This comparison has become muddied lately with some LCD TVs showing very concentrated black levels. Local dimming LED TVs have been the best in the past.
ADVANTAGE: 1st Local dimming LED TV technology has an advantage in both contrast and black levels. 2nd Some recent LCD TVs. 3rd Edge Lit LED TVs

COLOR ACCURACY

With white LED backlights the difference between the two technologies isn't very significant, but with RGB colored lights or a color wheel to affect the backlight color the LED TVs have an advantage in displaying realistic color.
ADVANTAGE: White backlight LED TVs and LCD TVs with flourescent backlight are nearly equal in color accuracy. Colored backlight LED TVs trump both.

VIEWING ANGLES

Answers to this question will change frequently. What seems to have the greatest impact now on the viewing angle topic is the quality of the clear glass panel on the front of either LCDs or LED TVs. The thicker, and higher quality this glass panel, the better the viewing angle and somewhat detrimentally the worse the glare. Anti glare technologies do prevent glare but the inhibit picture depth and viewing angles. Lately we have viewed some LCD TVs with very good viewing angles and picture depth though this was never previously the case. We have also viewed very expensive thin edge lit LED TVs with poor viewing angles showing contrast and black level degradation at a mere 30 degrees off center.
Local dimming LED TVs will naturally perform better with the light coming from directly behind the screen.
ADVANTAGE: Local dimming LED TV, then LCD TV, then Edge Lit LED TV. The big variable in all 3 is the quality of the front glass panel which adds depth, good viewing angles and glare. Anti glare screens will always have less depth and poorer viewing angles.

FAST-MOVING VIDEO PLAYBACK

Displaying fast moving video is a function of the response time and refresh rate in LCD and LED televisions. The type of backlighting in the TV has no effect on the reproduction of fast moving video. You will want to compare response times and refresh rates when making a purchase decision. The new 120Hz, 240Hz, and 480Hz rate features all act about the same in our experience depending more on the manufacturer than the stated Hz rate in effectiveness.
ADVANTAGE: Even

FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

Gaming

What does 240Hz Mean?
The biggest difference here will be unrelated to the technology employed and more dependent upon whether or not the TV has a gaming mode that cuts down on the amount of picture processing in the TV. Without the game mode there can be significant input lag with the TV processing not able to keep up with the speed of the game. One slight advantage that LED TVs might have here is that LED TVs have higher feature sets due to their higher costs and therefore will more often include the Game mode.
ADVANTAGE: Even.

LONGEVITY

Most manufacturers are claiming approximately 100,000 hours lifetime for their televisions. LED backlit televisions are brand new and don't have much of a track record but LED lights are typically long lived. Fluorescent CFL backlighting, while lasting a long time will naturally have white balance color changes as the fluorescent lighting ages. CFL fluorescent backlighting will be more unstable. This will degrade the color accuracy and rendition of the TV.
ADVANTAGE: LED televisions do not have much history.
LED & LCD TVs Recommended By Size
15" LCD TV 26" LCD TV 42" LCD TV
19" LCD TV 32" LCD TV 46" LCD TV
20" LCD TV 37" LCD TV 52" LCD TV

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

PRODUCTION SIZE AND COST

LED backlight televisions are currently available in sizes ranging from 46 inches to 70 inches. Traditional LCD televisions are available in sizes as small as 15 inches and as large as 65 inches. When comparing LED TVs and traditional LCDs in the same size the LED backlit model will be more expensive due to the higher cost of the LED lighting system. Fluorescent CFL lighting is more cost efficient.
ADVANTAGE: LCD TVs due to lower cost CFL fluorescent back lighting

POWER CONSUMPTION

The local dimming LED TVs we've come across have used quite a bit more power than a traditional LCD TV in the same screen size. This type of LED television approaches plasma displays in power usage. The edge lit LED televisions use less power than an LCD of the same size.
ADVANTAGE: 1st: Edge lit LED, 2nd LCD TV (flourescent), 3rd: Local dimming LED.

Which is best site for my psp?


This is the sites i always recommended to my costumers and friends :


1.This site always update latest Sony PSP news :
http://www.qj.net/psp.html



2.This site always update latest news about hacking psp :
http://www.psp-hacks.com/


3.This site have all you need (iso/cso)
http://www.pspiso.com/ 


double click or copy and paste the address to your navigation bar.

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