10-11-2009, 09:16 PM
Right now, I believe all versions of PSP 1000, 2000 and 3000 motherboards are able to run one version or another of custom firmware. That means the previously unhackable TA-088 v3 and TA-090 v2 are now able to run CSOs and ISOs, but I'm not sure exactly which CFW they need - as far as I know, it's not Dark-Alex's M33. But the point is all of the non-PSP Go models can now run backups of games.
Safe bet though is to narrow your search down to the PSP-1000s and 2000s, since they have the most... support behind them. Personally I'd recommend the 2000 series, as they have more RAM, double the 1000s I think. Also, most of the homebrew that you'd be interested in running (emulators, additional players, file managers, new shells) are able to be run on the 2000 series as well.
Don't forget to put on a screen protector!
Safe bet though is to narrow your search down to the PSP-1000s and 2000s, since they have the most... support behind them. Personally I'd recommend the 2000 series, as they have more RAM, double the 1000s I think. Also, most of the homebrew that you'd be interested in running (emulators, additional players, file managers, new shells) are able to be run on the 2000 series as well.
Don't forget to put on a screen protector!
"Let's fight... like gentlemen." - Dudley, SF3
