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Zeus
09-16-2005, 11:10 AM
The guys at Team Xtender have let us know that their revolutionary PSP2TV product is nearly ready to go. It's in the final stages of development and expect it to be available on a retail front for in excess of $100 USD.

<center><a href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/psp-tv.1.jpg"><img src="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/psp-tv.1.jpg" height="150" width="225"></center></a>
<center><i>This will allow you to connect your PSP up to your TV and even utilize a PS2 controller!</i></center></a>



We are pround to annonce that PSP2TV is in its final stages of development. This easy to use product feature a docking station for the SONY PSP so that its image can be displayed on a TV (plasma, LCD and HDTV). It also allow you to use your Sony PS2 dual shock controller on your PSP!!! As usual Team X-tender offers the highest quality in our products. Below are some pictures of the PSP2TV in action. The commerical launch date will be announced very soon. Interested wholesellers and retailer; magazine and media companies please contact Sales@teamxtender.com for more information regarding this product.


It looks to be coming along nicely, for now satisfy your hunger with some of these photographs of the product.

More Pictures: <A href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/a.jpg">a</a>, <A href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/b.jpg">b</a>, <A href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/c.jpg">c</a>, <A href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/d.jpg">d</a>, <A href="http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/e.jpg">e</a>

We are certainly looking forward to the release of this product as I'm sure all you guys are!

Official HomePage: <A href="http://www.teamxtender.com" target="_Blank">TeamXtender.com</a>
bearkilla
09-16-2005, 12:22 PM
so how the f**k does that work then? fake
nonzero
09-16-2005, 12:55 PM
so how the f**k does that work then? fake

hahhahaahahahah

I'd explain but you are too funny :D :D :D
class
09-16-2005, 01:07 PM
wtf is the thing in the bottom af the psp ?!?

class...
Alec
09-17-2005, 04:21 PM
Comparing the two pictures of the woman, her hair looks slightly different on the right side of her head...my gut reaction was also that it was a fake, but it could very well be the quality loss to the TV.

The front of the unit isn't nearly as shiny as a normal PSP. I believe that you'll have to open the PSP up, run the video cable through a pass-through, and use a replacement front that ships with the unit. For over $100, I'm not too excited.
shangrula
09-17-2005, 06:17 PM
Comparing the two pictures of the woman, her hair looks slightly different on the right side of her head...my gut reaction was also that it was a fake, but it could very well be the quality loss to the TV.

The front of the unit isn't nearly as shiny as a normal PSP. I believe that you'll have to open the PSP up, run the video cable through a pass-through, and use a replacement front that ships with the unit. For over $100, I'm not too excited.
the point about the hair is a good one, well spotted. the image on the TV does appear to be totally different than the one on the PSP.

perhaps they had it ready for an april fools but didn't quite get it together in time (or couldn't wait till next year, lol).

I mean who's gonna rip apart their PSP just so it can be used on a TV with a Ps2 pad? I personlaly don't see the point, especially when you've a) gotta dismantal the PSP, b) make the PSP look gash with the add on at the bottom and c) loose all portability of the psp.

I do see why it would be good if it was a small usb plug and play adapter but I for one wouldn't get this monster.
samisnake
09-17-2005, 07:11 PM
im gonna wait for sony to bring out their own one, if they ever do. id never get this thing. i was hoping for something that went in to MS slot or possibly the usb, but take apart the psp? never. looks like computer equipment from the real world in the matrix- not fancy, just there to do its job.
nonzero
09-17-2005, 07:29 PM
the point about the hair is a good one, well spotted. the image on the TV does appear to be totally different than the one on the PSP.

perhaps they had it ready for an april fools but didn't quite get it together in time (or couldn't wait till next year, lol).

I mean who's gonna rip apart their PSP just so it can be used on a TV with a Ps2 pad? I personlaly don't see the point, especially when you've a) gotta dismantal the PSP, b) make the PSP look gash with the add on at the bottom and c) loose all portability of the psp.

I do see why it would be good if it was a small usb plug and play adapter but I for one wouldn't get this monster.

Hmmm..I thought there was something a bit strange that the PSP was displaying at the same time as the monitor as I would have thought that a passthrough connector on the LCD would have been an either/or operation and unable to support simaltaneous display - but we will see once the gadget is released :D

As for the picture being differnt, I don't think it is - Here's a quick butcher job with the TV's aspect ratio corrected and a little bit of contrast adjustment:
kgonepostl
09-17-2005, 09:18 PM
plus the games are gona look like **** if you take a 16x9 picture with the psp and it displays as 4x3, all the game characters and everything are going to look squished like gumby as you can see with the presentation they gave us. Plus 100 bucks!!!! that's laughable. the guy that posted the example picture had to squish The tv with photoshop with the post above me to show why this is the case. You have to have the width and height coorisponding or it looks shitty. so if they aren't going to add bars. It's going to look like garbage.
nonzero
09-18-2005, 02:41 AM
The machine does have a 4:3/16:9 output switch on the back...Although why they chose not to flick it in their promo shots I have no idea.

I do wonder how the games will look on TV as the PSP has a low resolution and a lot of developers cheat with textures etc... due to the small screen size.