Dude!! My PSP can receive calls too. This is what an Israeli hacker, Lior must be saying when he developed a chip for the PSP. The chip is attached to the PSP and it shows the signal strength as well as receive calls. Pretty cool, but this vid, doesn’t prove it. Lior has big plans by getting it to mass produce and sell for $60. Regarding making calls from PSP, the development is under progress.
[Via PSPupdates.QJ]
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What a crappy video, what is this 1980? Get with it.
The idea is noteworthy — finally a portable game box with a phone instead of cellphones with smallish Java games (mostly useless demos, anyway)!
This young developer should learn to wield the camera before anything else, though.