Here is some info from NCSX's website which stated the following info:
What is up with this??? Is this just to cover themselves after the NDS outcry's??
I myself don't really care too much, my Turbo Express has them, allways did! I have only had two lcd devises ever not have them, my NDS and my current flat pannel monitor.
Also, they said this on pricing:
Please note that a limitation that suppliers have imposed on the launch of the PSP is that they will not accept any returns on PSPs that have dead pixel problems due to the supply shortages. We are not sure why they made a point to stipulate this particular issue but there may be rumors of excessive dead pixel problems on PSP machines amongst the distros. We just don't know at this time. We will clarify this policy to all of our customers in an email that we will send out on Monday once we have had time to digest and sift through the first reports from Japan that will be sent to us on Saturday.
What is up with this??? Is this just to cover themselves after the NDS outcry's??
I myself don't really care too much, my Turbo Express has them, allways did! I have only had two lcd devises ever not have them, my NDS and my current flat pannel monitor.
Also, they said this on pricing:
If PSP prices get out of hand next week as we suspect, we will have to limit our participation until the speculative froth settles down. Please understand that we do not want to buy/sell PSP units at potentially double the retail price in Japan, only to watch prices plummet 4-7 days later when additional supplies reach market. We've experienced that sinking feeling in the past when the value of our high-priced inventory dropped by 60-80% overnight - the worst was in 96 with the Nintendo 64 where we ate massive losses. We will keep our customers updated once we have further details but we do not have any new information at this time other than these rumors.