Yes, but you have to get a specific PSP with a specific firmware for that to work. This probably would work with the emulators already on the Google Play store.

I am more excited about the potential for emulation on this thing. Theoretically it should be able to play a variety of old school games including nes, genesis, snes and psx.

Good for them. This is a rather explicit apology rather than a crappy "I am sorry to those who were offended" which seems like a standard internet apology nowadays.

Retracted. I see your point now.

So based on the overhead shot he wasn't even remotely close to the finish line. He was just at the beginning of the final lap. In fact, this is usually how swimming works. The distance swimmers hang back until the end where they push it out. I'm actually surprised Phelps held onto the silver as he should have faded…

That was my thought too. Tolkien took years to refine and work on his mythology. Lucas pretty much strung the original Star Wars together as he was making it. Explaining the back story of a barely developed movie that was really more about the characters and technology was totally unnecessary.

I feel this way after finishing every Scalzi book

Agreed. I made the mistake of reading the first four chapters of Redshirts when they came out 2 months before the book. Needless to say I ended up rereading them when the full book came out anyways.

I loved Redshirts, but I am thrilled Scalzi is releasing another Old Man's War novel. This last book (well last two really) ended with a lot of possibilities for future books. Any word on what it's about or who the narrator is? I would love to have Zoe narrate another book.

Swing and a miss on #corrections. What they are saying is that Norman Osborne probably wont be appearing.

If I had the money, I would love to buy a Brydge, but I don't have the money or the patience to wait for it. This seems like a good compromise.

I disagree. I think they rued the day they left Trek in Rick Berman's lazy, lack of vision hands. At least JJ seems to want to try new things rather than beat the same formula into submission.

Truthfully, the answer for me is that the iPad is more portable than a laptop. It weighs less and can be stowed easier. I don't always have to attach the keyboard so it's easier to use. I don't think my laptop has left my house more than twice since I got it. It's mostly a couch computer. I don't like lugging it…

I agree. The bigger issue isn't the manufacturing itself, but that, with paper companies, you have to have extra copies of books because you made too many. There is never a supply v. demand issue with ebooks. It seems that publishing companies have failed to adapt well and are forcing the costs of paper books onto…

Spent an adrenalin filled night playing Triple H at the Bellagio and almost lost my house. Vegas rules are for suckers.

What bike? All I see is a blank picture.

I noticed that on the app store when I considered buying a magazine. All these people were complaining about the price and not getting it for free because they were print subscribers. That had nothing to do with me and so I felt it unfairly skewed the stars. Also, if you look at Ken Follett's Fall of Giants book on…

I had this same issue with books on Amazon. It wasn't so much the trolls as people who didn't have the same tastes I did. For awhile I refused to purchase books that didn't have less than 4.5 stars. Then a friend told me how much they thought The Hunger Games sucked and I realized that if I had read her critique on…

"Can you just imagine all of the weird movies that could come out of meme's?!?!?"

If I had to guess I would say the totally unfascinating laptop on a couch. Also, we have a crib that converts into a double bed, which is great except we don't really have the room for a double. Converting to a desk seems brilliant to me.