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A 30GB hard drive mod for PSP? Cool!

StarJet | January 05, 2008 | Mods | Playstation Portable 
Ever thought of fixing a hard drive to your PSP? Ever thought it wouldn't be possible? No problem. Now it's possible. It's been proved possible by popular Modification website AcidMods. Check it out.

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Here's a rather tricky question for all PlayStation Portable owners: Are you willing to sacrifice access to the UMD drive of your Sony handheld in exchange for more internal storage amounting up to 30GB?

Well, if you answered yes, then this mod is for you. Tony Hoang (aka PvP) of popular console modification website AcidMods has just created exactly that. He explained that he initially went for an internal wiring but the circuit gets mess up when he connects it to the PC.

Anyway, here's a video clip below showing the mod we've been talking about. Attempting this kind of mod for those who are not so skilled may cause damage to their units.

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  • 0 thumbs!
    Storm | January 05, 2008
    AcidMods have some pretty neat mods and stuff, and it would be good to get some extra space for the PSP, but what do I care at this point, I don't even own one [yet]. xD
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    StarJet | January 05, 2008
    Yeah. It's pretty cool. But I wouldn't wanna screw up my PSP.
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    Saiya | January 05, 2008
    That would be great, but like said I wouldn't want to mess up my PSP for it.
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    Entropy | January 05, 2008
    "Are you willing to sacrifice access to the UMD drive of your Sony handheld in exchange for more internal storage amounting up to 30GB?"
    No UMD-mode, anyone? The cracked Sony drivers are perfect, and M33's drivers are great as well. The only downside is it'd force you into piracy, why else would you need 30GB anyway?
    • -2 thumbs!
      StarJet | January 05, 2008
      Um ... The np9660 won't work with iRShell.
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        Entropy | January 06, 2008
        I believe iRShell uses it's own drivers, but does it really make a difference? The point is, we can emulate no-UMD practically perfectly.
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          StarJet | January 06, 2008
          iRShell uses OE no umd mode.
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    Donnelly | January 05, 2008
    That was mint.

    Hopefully he'll post a step by step tutorial.
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    InvincibleDude | January 06, 2008
    cool but i saw a 120 gig one on youtube
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    Final Blade | January 06, 2008
    Waste. True i would like more space but modding my PSP no thanks.
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    Machienzo | January 06, 2008
    That looks cool. But I ain't sacrificing my UMD drive. I don't wanna do any hardware modifications to my PSP =/
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    BANDITO ATTACK | January 06, 2008
    shit i'd take one of those *bleep*ers in a heartbeat
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    Twin_Master | January 08, 2008
    If the harddrive uses up the UMD Drive and the USB input thingy, can it still connect to a computer?
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    G_FR33 | January 15, 2008
    how does thing truly work?;
    1. Can you disconnect mini-USB to connect temporarily to computer?
    2. Do you have to rip up the drive or can it be safely un-installed?

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