The smarty pants at French language website Logic Sunrise got out its 40X microscope in hopes of seeing what exactly was causing the PSP-3000′s interlacing issues. The problem, it seems, is that the pixels are arranged horizontally, and the blue pixels are much darker on the PSP-3000. Meaning? Those Logic Sunrise people should get a job at Sony or something, and this seems to be a hardware problem. No wonder the company has “no plans” to fix this.
The “scanline” of screens new PSP 3000 explained [Logic-Sunrise via MAXCONSOLE via Gizmodo]
Simon
November 16, 2008 at 11:37 AM
Do Sony not bother with prototypes or something?
The stuck square button issue on the initial batch of PSPs… the effectively faulty d-pad design on the fat PSPs… And now this.
It’s as if their manufacturing process flow is:
Design it – Build it – Ship it – Ignore complaints until next hardware revision – Repeat.
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