I personally think this is just an experiment noting but that. I would be impressed/interested if he can integrate this into xmb or go from xmb to this touch calibrator.

kool but i dont see much of a practical use for it besides a DS emulator and maybe making typing a lil quicker.

Last edited by NapoleonMikey (2008-07-29 13:17:15)

That screen is on TOP of the PSP, not in it.  It won't work without software in the XMB to support it, so that means HACKED firmware.   Good luck with that...  The screen looks too long, and too thick.  The PSP is doing nothing in that video...

I would say NO as a short answer...

Don't even know if the PSP CPU is fast enough to emulate it.  Remember, you need plenty CPU overhead to emulate another CPU.   It plays PS1 games ok, right?  But the DS is on the same level as the PSP:

The DS has two processors, the ARM7 (33Mhz) and ARM9 (67Mhz), and 4Mb of ram.

PSP has one CPU, at 333Mhz max, and 32Mb ram (slim 64Mb)

So, can the one CPU emulate TWO?   You must also remember, the DS has TWO screens, so how is that going to work on PSP with ONE touch screen?    You would need to mount the touch screen, while still using the primary display?  Ugly...

Naa, I just don't see it happening.

maybe a gba emu? heh.

oh crap! where was i???

I'll be sure to look that up.