The latest and greatest new gaming system has hit the market place and
everybody, and I mean everybody wants it. The competition is great, as
usual, to get your hands on one. The release date is scheduled for
Friday at midnight and people are lining up and camping out in order
to be in the front of the line and to, hopefully, be able to buy one.
Sound familiar? This happens every year when new gaming systems hit
the market. The hype and advertising that goes on for months is met
with a limited supply of the item. Remember your economics class in
college and the law of supply and demand? Keep the supply low and the
price will stay up because people will be willing to pay almost
anything for the item they want.
So, what is the rage over the PSP console? Actually, what is it? To
make this easy, a PSP Console is the actual PSP system. It is a
handheld game system released by Sony, hence the name PlayStation
Portable-because you can carry it anywhere.
The system runs on a rechargeable battery that also plugs into any
electrical outlet. The average battery life is about 3 hours when the
game is turned on and being used. Of course, if you use electricity to
play, there is no limit to how long you can play the system-you are
only limited by the length of your electrical cord....

PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl

On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 02:49:08 -0700 (PDT), "umbrlljwmlfd@yahoo.com"
 wrote:

>
>The latest and greatest new gaming system has hit the market place and
>everybody, and I mean everybody wants it. The competition is great, as
>usual, to get your hands on one. The release date is scheduled for
>Friday at midnight and people are lining up and camping out in order
>to be in the front of the line and to, hopefully, be able to buy one.
>Sound familiar? This happens every year when new gaming systems hit
>the market. The hype and advertising that goes on for months is met
>with a limited supply of the item. Remember your economics class in
>college and the law of supply and demand? Keep the supply low and the
>price will stay up because people will be willing to pay almost
>anything for the item they want.
>So, what is the rage over the PSP console? Actually, what is it? To
>make this easy, a PSP Console is the actual PSP system. It is a
>handheld game system released by Sony, hence the name PlayStation
>Portable-because you can carry it anywhere.
>The system runs on a rechargeable battery that also plugs into any
>electrical outlet. The average battery life is about 3 hours when the
>game is turned on and being used. Of course, if you use electricity to
>play, there is no limit to how long you can play the system-you are
>only limited by the length of your electrical cord....
>
hangon.

is it 2004/5 again?
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On Sep 5, 11:58 am, Chris F  wrote:
> On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 02:49:08 -0700 (PDT), "umbrlljwm...@yahoo.com"
>
>
>
>
>
>  wrote:
>
> >The latest and greatest new gaming system has hit the market place and
> >everybody, and I mean everybody wants it. The competition is great, as
> >usual, to get your hands on one. The release date is scheduled for
> >Friday at midnight and people are lining up and camping out in order
> >to be in the front of the line and to, hopefully, be able to buy one.
> >Sound familiar? This happens every year when new gaming systems hit
> >the market. The hype and advertising that goes on for months is met
> >with a limited supply of the item. Remember your economics class in
> >college and the law of supply and demand? Keep the supply low and the
> >price will stay up because people will be willing to pay almost
> >anything for the item they want.
> >So, what is the rage over the PSP console? Actually, what is it? To
> >make this easy, a PSP Console is the actual PSP system. It is a
> >handheld game system released by Sony, hence the name PlayStation
> >Portable-because you can carry it anywhere.
> >The system runs on a rechargeable battery that also plugs into any
> >electrical outlet. The average battery life is about 3 hours when the
> >game is turned on and being used. Of course, if you use electricity to
> >play, there is no limit to how long you can play the system-you are
> >only limited by the length of your electrical cord....
>
> hangon.
>
> is it 2004/5 again?
> --
>
> http://bykerblog.wordpress.com/- My thrilling new blog
> XBL Tag: Chrisflynnuk- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

ummmm maybe we gone back to 2003..with phat...heheh, blow 2008 we live
in 2003/4

skidz

On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:39:23 -0700 (PDT), skidz 
wrote:

>On Sep 5, 11:58 am, Chris F  wrote:
>> On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 02:49:08 -0700 (PDT), "umbrlljwm...@yahoo.com"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  wrote:
>>
>> >The latest and greatest new gaming system has hit the market place and
>> >everybody, and I mean everybody wants it. The competition is great, as
>> >usual, to get your hands on one. The release date is scheduled for
>> >Friday at midnight and people are lining up and camping out in order
>> >to be in the front of the line and to, hopefully, be able to buy one.
>> >Sound familiar? This happens every year when new gaming systems hit
>> >the market. The hype and advertising that goes on for months is met
>> >with a limited supply of the item. Remember your economics class in
>> >college and the law of supply and demand? Keep the supply low and the
>> >price will stay up because people will be willing to pay almost
>> >anything for the item they want.
>> >So, what is the rage over the PSP console? Actually, what is it? To
>> >make this easy, a PSP Console is the actual PSP system. It is a
>> >handheld game system released by Sony, hence the name PlayStation
>> >Portable-because you can carry it anywhere.
>> >The system runs on a rechargeable battery that also plugs into any
>> >electrical outlet. The average battery life is about 3 hours when the
>> >game is turned on and being used. Of course, if you use electricity to
>> >play, there is no limit to how long you can play the system-you are
>> >only limited by the length of your electrical cord....
>>
>> hangon.
>>
>> is it 2004/5 again?
>> --
>>
>> http://bykerblog.wordpress.com/- My thrilling new blog
>> XBL Tag: Chrisflynnuk- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
>ummmm maybe we gone back to 2003..with phat...heheh, blow 2008 we live
>in 2003/4
>
>skidz

was it really 03 the psp launched?

could've sworn it was dec 04 in japan, then we got it about 9 months
later...
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On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:39:23 -0700 (PDT), skidz 
wrote:

>On Sep 5, 11:58 am, Chris F  wrote:
>> On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 02:49:08 -0700 (PDT), "umbrlljwm...@yahoo.com"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  wrote:
>>
>> >The latest and greatest new gaming system has hit the market place and
>> >everybody, and I mean everybody wants it. The competition is great, as
>> >usual, to get your hands on one. The release date is scheduled for
>> >Friday at midnight and people are lining up and camping out in order
>> >to be in the front of the line and to, hopefully, be able to buy one.
>> >Sound familiar? This happens every year when new gaming systems hit
>> >the market. The hype and advertising that goes on for months is met
>> >with a limited supply of the item. Remember your economics class in
>> >college and the law of supply and demand? Keep the supply low and the
>> >price will stay up because people will be willing to pay almost
>> >anything for the item they want.
>> >So, what is the rage over the PSP console? Actually, what is it? To
>> >make this easy, a PSP Console is the actual PSP system. It is a
>> >handheld game system released by Sony, hence the name PlayStation
>> >Portable-because you can carry it anywhere.
>> >The system runs on a rechargeable battery that also plugs into any
>> >electrical outlet. The average battery life is about 3 hours when the
>> >game is turned on and being used. Of course, if you use electricity to
>> >play, there is no limit to how long you can play the system-you are
>> >only limited by the length of your electrical cord....
>>
>> hangon.
>>
>> is it 2004/5 again?
>> --
>>
>> http://bykerblog.wordpress.com/- My thrilling new blog
>> XBL Tag: Chrisflynnuk- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
>ummmm maybe we gone back to 2003..with phat...heheh, blow 2008 we live
>in 2003/4
>
>skidz

yeah, thought so, Dec 12 2004 in Japan, march 2005 in the USA and sept
2005 in europe.

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