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the_FAMAS_pro In the end, as you fade into the night.. true seeker since: Apr 2011	Aug 11, 12 at 5:35pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	Log in to remove this sponsored message quote Mystic Aurora Of course, why would anyone want to watch films meant for the big screen on a small one like the Vita or 3DS? I don't get that. Movies on da go -------------------
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Aeolus426 just getting started! since: Nov 2008	Aug 11, 12 at 9:10pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	quote S-I-E [quote=redneonfish] we haven't found a way to put a tiny little terabyte on a psp. again SDXC 32gb all the way up to 2tb and to top it off they have them as SDXC micro as well so no they found a way to do it years ago and MysticAurora i was just saying that SDXC is the new standard now. im even seeing a bunch of tvs that are xc compatible right on the box
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Zombie_Barioth Won't quit falling to his death ultra seeker total posts: 1330 since: Jan 2011	Aug 11, 12 at 11:16pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	Aeolus426 Mind providing a link there, the best I can find is a 128gb Lexar and even that will run you about $200. I wouldn't call that a standard more like an enthusiast or professional grade product. I doubt most people would have a need for such a thing or find it worth while compared to the alternative and just because you start to see some things that are compatible doesn't mean its a standard. From my understanding an industry standard is usually affordable, reliable, and wide spread. ------------------- MHtri ID-W925FG US server
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ashantiqua unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Aug 12, 12 at 1:05am ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	im just surprised they stuck with that crap name.
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S-I-E no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 225 since: Dec 2010	Aug 12, 12 at 1:20am ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	quote Zombie_Barioth Aeolus426 Mind providing a link there, the best I can find is a 128gb Lexar and even that will run you about $200. I wouldn't call that a standard more like an enthusiast or professional grade product. I doubt most people would have a need for such a thing or find it worth while compared to the alternative and just because you start to see some things that are compatible doesn't mean its a standard. From my understanding an industry standard is usually affordable, reliable, and wide spread. http://www.geek.com/articles/news/new-sdxc-storage-card-has-up-to-2-tb-storage-2009017/ Aeolus426 with give or take $8.000 dollar per chip i'll be happy to believe that. it's never gonna work for the PSvita. if the pricing won't get you the compatibility will. the psvita was never made to run 2 terabyte cards.
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MetallicaDragon Patrick <3 Neolithic total posts: 6462 since: Oct 2009	Aug 12, 12 at 5:50am ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	Im getting one for the first party titiles, mainly uncharted. I barely ever touch my 3DS because I think the games are boring for it and the only reason why I have one is because I know eventualy main pokemon games will be on it. -------------------
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Zombie_Barioth Won't quit falling to his death ultra seeker total posts: 1330 since: Jan 2011	Aug 12, 12 at 2:25pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	S-I-E thanks I think that farther proves things. If 128gb run $200 I can only imagine 2TB running at least $500, if not more based on that one guy's estimate. ------------------- MHtri ID-W925FG US server
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Spike Razzor newseeker total posts: 10 since: Aug 2012	Aug 12, 12 at 6:21pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	At this point, why is Sony even bothering to try and market something they just don't know how sell? I swear people where raging the same way about issuses with every incarnation of the PSP, its really making me start to feel like Sony is compony on the fast track to nowhere from the articles I've been reading and vidoes I've been watching. Theirs never any real good news, just bad news that gets worse. I was honestly really surprised when I learned of the Vita's development after all the time and money they wasted on Go, wich floped like everyone said it would from day 1.
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Mystic Aurora no-stoppin-me-now since: Nov 2005	Aug 13, 12 at 9:09am ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	quote Spike Razzor At this point, why is Sony even bothering to try and market something they just don't know how sell? I swear people where raging the same way about issuses with every incarnation of the PSP, its really making me start to feel like Sony is compony on the fast track to nowhere from the articles I've been reading and vidoes I've been watching. Theirs never any real good news, just bad news that gets worse. I was honestly really surprised when I learned of the Vita's development after all the time and money they wasted on Go, wich floped like everyone said it would from day 1. Sony's game division tends to leak money like a levee(sp), but their record label, A/V hardware, and other hardware sales keep them afloat. If not for the other departments, Sony would've failed years ago. The same goes for Microsoft.
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Spike Razzor newseeker total posts: 10 since: Aug 2012	Aug 14, 12 at 1:56pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	Even so, Micorsoft knows when to cut its loses and shut things down that are not productive. Look what happened with Zune media players for example, but Sony keep dumping money into the PSP black hole hoping to see a return.
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VeGiTAX2 editor since: Apr 2001	Aug 14, 12 at 2:02pm ^ re: Sony is having trouble gaining third party support for PS Vita
	quote Mystic Aurora Sony's game division tends to leak money like a levee(sp), but their record label, A/V hardware, and other hardware sales keep them afloat. If not for the other departments, Sony would've failed years ago. The same goes for Microsoft. Sony's game division was a highlight for the company for quite a while, their investment into R&D with the PS3 combined with a bad economy basically shot them in the face. Probably helps to keep tabs on Sony though or you'd know they've been liquidating factories and plants like crazy in hardware and A/V for years now. Last I recall, they still outsource their panel creation to third parties and they sold out their stakes in CELL to recoup when they needed capital. Granted I believe they still make the firmware but they're far from their glory days. -------------------
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