Engadget writes: "Looks like all that excitement over PSPgo's faster (but likely to be underused) 480MHz processor is all for naught. Our friends at Engadget Japan have gotten in contact with Sony Computer Entertainment and been informed that the Maximum clock frequency mentioned here is for the USB device, not the CPU. All those dreams of hacked firmware to unlock more power? Better hold that thought for now."
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oh engadget, stop ruining teh Magic, LOL
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Hackers have failed to hack the newer motherboards.I have a PSP slim thats hacked PURELY for Final Fantasy 7. On long roadtrips its awesome.I just dont see them hacking the Go.
this will keep me company while being bored waiting.
I'll wait for the happy day were they can hack this.
32gig for 20 great games, movies and music.
lol...USB speed isn't measured in MHz. It's in MB/s.
Oh well.