Unlimited Battery for Socom and other online games!

[RenegadeAssassin]

if the charger is in AND the battery is in you will have unlimited battery life but it wont charge your battery

[haggface69]

y would it make a difference if u had the battery in and the psp plugged in?

[Redgar]

Batteries have a limited lifetime. This means, after charging them an unknown numbers of time, they will end up loosing power and durability (like with mobile phones). If you have your battery in while having the AC addaptor and playing, the PSP will tend to work with the battery. But as it has the charger plugged, as soon as you play a little, it will start charging it. When its full again, it will start getting power from the battery, charging again and so on. Doing that is a waste. If you want your battery to last longer, dont charge it until its totally uncharged, and play with the AC addaptor as much as you can.

Also, dont try to charge the PSP without the battery. This mean, if you plug it is for charging or playing

[udfyme]

No dice, whenever I'm online my battery doesnt charge. Although I found one homebrew application called 'WiFi Sniffer' made from PSPdev. It allows you find WiFi spots. If the AC plug is not in, it uses battery. And the just opposite when you plug it in. Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure it uses the WiFi card.

[Caboos]

Originally Posted by IONz

Simply take out your battery from your PSP and plug in the AC adaptor. Now you can use your Wifi with games or surfing the net continuously without having to worry about battery life.

Special thanks to die no might....who told jrmdb3......who just now informed me.

coulnt you just leave yoy battery in and plug it into the ac adaptor? lol im probebly missing something

[Sullivan]

read the thread, but anyways...the batteries have limnited charge so leaving it charged for hours just wares on it, and itll die faster on you.

[n8thegr8]

I play with my battery mainly because I bought a playstation portable, not a miniature ps2 with a built in screen, and btw, I also find it quite lame when people pay extra for a laptop and it never leaves the desk.

[julie]

Originally Posted by n8thegr8

I also find it quite lame when people pay extra for a laptop and it never leaves the desk.

its called "internet in bed" lol. its aslo a matter of space. laptops take up very lil space and are great for dorm rooms and small bedrooms

[n8thegr8]

eh, I have a dormroom, and I have both, but my laptop never leaves my side (well, my back I guess), whereas my dad pays $2,000 for a laptop which never leaves his desk, ever, when he could've bouhgt a much better desktop for half the price.

[julie]

im a special case though since mines next to my bed. i cant sit at a desk for too long since i have lower back problems. im quite comfortable in bed chatting away on my laptop though

[n8thegr8]

oh yeah, nothin beats chillin on your bed and surfin at the same time, I'm just talkin about the whole desktop replacement bs, and btw, anyone seen the new imac's yet? had to work on one today, and the whole damn thing is as big as my lcd and just as thin, pretty damn sweet, built in remote, webcam, and mic and all that shit.

[julie]

i dont follow apple computers so i wouldnt know. last time i looked at them, they had a complete comp the size of a cd case. how am i suppose to WoW on that?

[n8thegr8]

the mac mini? the new intel ones are pretty damn good, 512mb ram, 1.6ghz, 60gb hdd, dvd-r, not at all bad, my boss has one, it's pretty neat.

[julie]

yeah but when i get pissed off at the game, a mac mini is alot easier to throw across the room then a big tower

[n8thegr8]

hahahahahaha, very true, lol.

EDIT: lol, speaking of mac minis, I just saw this on hackaday, lol:

http://www.hackaday.com/entry/1234000053073865/