New PSVita Model Announced

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PS Vita 2000 Getting Component Changes as Revealed by FCC Certification

The Federal Communications Commission has just published its certification for a Class II permissive change for the PS Vita 2000 model (PCH-2001).

According to the report, compared to the one published for the original in 2013, the hardware version has been evolved from 2.0 to 2.2, and the change subject of the re-certification is the following:

Antenna and non-transmitter circuit changed from the original device.

We notice that the manufacturer of the LAN adapter is now Foxconn, while the original model had its LAN component manufactured in-house by Sony. The antenna gain for Bluetooth has also been changed from -2.1 dBi to 0.73 dBi.

Below you can see the specs of the new iteration compared with the original.

http://www.dualshockers.com/2015/06...ent-changes-as-revealed-by-fcc-certification/

So in other words Sony's doing more stupid shit with the Vita I guess. I love my OLED Vita and all, but only, because it's also a fully functional(kinda) PSP thanks to eCFW.
 
Oh wonderful. Maybe I would pick one up if they treated it with respect and showed first and third party support for it instead of treating it as a fucking glorified PS4 controller.
Exactly. The only thing they've been doing is releasing "stability updates" for firmware here lately which really just blocks exploits that allows for eCFW. They really just need to let the hackers hack the thing already so they can at least raise its sales enough to not make it look so pathetic.
 
Exactly. The only thing they've been doing is releasing "stability updates" for firmware here lately which really just blocks exploits that allows for eCFW. They really just need to let the hackers hack the thing already so they can at least raise its sales enough to not make it look so pathetic.
They made the thing so fucking powerful that it costs a lot to produce if ircc. They were so dead set on making a really powerful handheld but it literally has nothing over the 3DS besides being a mobile PSN console. They didn't plan this out at all and it's basically their attempt at shouting Me Too! While Nintendo just laughs at them.
 
They made the thing so fucking powerful that it costs a lot to produce if ircc. They were so dead set on making a really powerful handheld but it literally has nothing over the 3DS besides being a mobile PSN console. They didn't plan this out at all and it's basically their attempt at shouting Me Too! While Nintendo just laughs at them.
I can't remember where it said this, but they were also trying to provide a console experience for handheld not realizing people don't want to spend a great sum of money for a portable game. Porting PS3 games to the Vita would also be rather expensive I would imagine.

Let's not forget the shitty memory cards that's doing a poor job keeping the hackers out. Someone has not only dumped all the content from a memory card, but another or the same person also managed to decrypt a save file and rewrite a file on the memory card to display his system account name as "***" on the system only. If a savefile exploit can't be found then Yifan Lu's open source SDK can do some magic.
 
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MAn they fucked up. I would totally buy one the day they got it fully hacked though, it'd be the best portable emulator to date.

I'd just stick with Nintendo for actual handheld gaming.
 
PS Vita: It's like nuts, and getting kicked in them.
 
How easy is it to hack a Vita? The only reason I'd get one is if I could hack it
Some of the older firmwares are very easy and don't even require any of the battery shenanigans or etc the PSP required. Not sure about the newer ones, but there's a sweetspot around 3.51 iirc that only requires copying some files to the memcard.
 
You can only hack the PSP emulator to turn it into a full on PSP, but the Vita itself doesn't have a native hack yet. If you get a PSVita on 3.18 keep it there if lower then upgrade to 3.18 if higher then try to find info on eCFW exploit game for your region. A game from another region won't work with US hack for example. 3.18 is the golden firmware for hacking as of now and 3.20 for the PSTV.

You may have to buy a PSP game, most of the time a $5 or less mini that's fairly small in file size. If you don't have a PSTV/Vita or PS3 on their latest respective firmwares, then you can't do any hacking and proxy tricks don't work when a firmware has been out for a while, like a day or so.

Go to wololo.net or hackinformer.com for more info and for great and reliable tutorials if you get a Vita and want to hack it.
 
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You can only hack the PSP emulator to turn it into a full on PSP, but the Vita itself doesn't have a native hack yet. If you get a PSVita on 3.18 keep it there if lower then upgrade to 3.18 if higher then try to find info on eCFW exploit game for your region. A game from another region won't work with US hack for example. 3.18 is the golden firmware for hacking as of now and 3.20 for the PSTV.

You may have to buy a PSP game, most of the time a $5 or less mini that's fairly small in file size. If you don't have a PSTV/Vita or PS3 on their latest respective firmwares, then you can't do any hacking and proxy tricks don't work when a firmware has been out for a while, like a day or so.

Go to wololo.net or hackinformer.com for more info and for great and reliable tutorials if you get a Vita and want to hack it.
Wait so are you telling me I can buy a $200 piece of hardware and hack it into a used $30 outdated handheld?
 
Wait so are you telling me I can buy a $200 piece of hardware and hack it into a used $30 outdated handheld?
Well kinda. The bigger and all around better screen does make PSP games and emulators look better. The Vita's PSP emulator runs better than a original PSP and the Vita's analog stick beats the PSP's nub anyday. There's no USB connection between the unit and the Vita, you have to use FTP to get everything from your PC onto the Vita after injecting a save file onto the Vita.

If anyone wants them I'll track down tutorials with far more reliable information on exploiting the Vita, I just need your firmware version.

The only thing you can really do in any hacking scene is hope for the best and wait for a native exploit to come out. History can prove just how reliable hackers can be in the console hacking scene.

So is this change a good or bad thing? I know nothing about hardware.
The only thing I know and I guess far more knowledgeable people on this knows is it's going to have an antenna of some kind.
 
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