AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
You know, I don't game anymore. I don't write about videogames anymore, play them or even talk about them today. I sold off 90% of what I owned and kept a PStwo (that I haven't touched since May) and my PSP...I don't even use the PSP to play videogames. Nope, I sold those off too. Often times, the PSP is mounted in my car -- be it me using it for directions, or a guide to installing something. Two weeks ago, I started working on the sound system in my car, which requires me removing the stock subwoofer, taking apart the center console to remove the stock 6-disc head unit and etc. So what did I have handy next to me, displaying pictures with pieces of text beneath them? My PSP.
Or hey, I had to drive out 150 miles somewhere earlier this week, but I didn't want to carry around a piece of paper with me that could possibly blow out of the car when the windows are down...here comes the PSP.
It was an incredibly pleasant night in NYC a few days ago so me and the woman wanted to do something nice, but be outside. Since we both didn't have any money at the time, I told her I had an idea. I loaded up a few Dave Chappelle episodes (she loooves Dave) onto the PSP, plugged it into my Eclipse head unit and watched it though my car's 8-speakers. Same concept goes for watching movies/UMD, as well - but the sound quality was a lot more precise, obviously (watching movies is especially cool in the car).
In my car, my PSP is my navigation unit, my movie player, my MP3 player and it even plays games. It does all of that and best of all, it looks absolutely gorgeous, as well (and it fits with the design of my interior overall). It's the all-in-one gadget for a car, where as all of that seperately costs hundreds and thousands of dollars.
I'll actually be purchasing two more PSPs, and custom fiting them into my rear arm rest sometime soon. They'll be covered by a plexiglass slide, I just hope I don't screw the project up, 'cuz I'll be cutting leather.
*sigh* God I love this little thing.
Or hey, I had to drive out 150 miles somewhere earlier this week, but I didn't want to carry around a piece of paper with me that could possibly blow out of the car when the windows are down...here comes the PSP.
It was an incredibly pleasant night in NYC a few days ago so me and the woman wanted to do something nice, but be outside. Since we both didn't have any money at the time, I told her I had an idea. I loaded up a few Dave Chappelle episodes (she loooves Dave) onto the PSP, plugged it into my Eclipse head unit and watched it though my car's 8-speakers. Same concept goes for watching movies/UMD, as well - but the sound quality was a lot more precise, obviously (watching movies is especially cool in the car).
In my car, my PSP is my navigation unit, my movie player, my MP3 player and it even plays games. It does all of that and best of all, it looks absolutely gorgeous, as well (and it fits with the design of my interior overall). It's the all-in-one gadget for a car, where as all of that seperately costs hundreds and thousands of dollars.
I'll actually be purchasing two more PSPs, and custom fiting them into my rear arm rest sometime soon. They'll be covered by a plexiglass slide, I just hope I don't screw the project up, 'cuz I'll be cutting leather.
*sigh* God I love this little thing.