PSP BLACK Pro Accessories
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So you've finally got your hands on a gorgeous PSP and you're the envy of every pleb who hasn't got one. But how do you become the
envy of every smug braggart who has got one? Easy, you get your mitts on some of these ingenious protective accessories,
specifically created for the hottest handheld console on the planet.
First up, allow us to introduce the exceptionally elegant Tri Case. This sleek but sturdy carry case will keep your precious PSP fully protected and free from smudges and scratches when not in use. Handy when you consider that the whole point of the PSP is its portability.
With its black rubberised finish and brushed metal trim, the Tri Case is almost as ergonomically enticing as the PSP itself. It
can't play games or movies but it can store 2 UMD discs and 4 Duo Sticks alongside your beloved handheld console. It also gives
you access to the power and headphone sockets while the PSP is still inside. Even more ingenious is a nifty access window that
allows you to see the PSP's horizontal menu bar at all times.
Next up is the 3-in-1 Grips Storage Case. This tight fitting perspex case surrounds your PSP like transparent armoured skin,
protecting it from mucky finger marks and scratches, but still giving you access to all the controls. And let's face it, a
tarnished PSP is enough to make a grown man cry. But here's the really clever bit: the case features two retractable 'shoulder'
sections designed to help adult hands get a proper grip on the console. By putting a bit of 'meat' onto the PSP the twin-position
grips really allow your fingers to strut their stuff and give optimal comfort and feel in any gaming scenario over a prolonged
period. As if this were not enough to get you clicking on the 'Add to Cart' button, the 3-in1 also acts a stand for your PSP, so
you can watch movies hands-free. Result!
Last but by no means least comes the stylish UMD Case. As the name suggests this sleek little number has been designed to store
and protect your valuable UMDs. Simply push one of the four buttons and your UMD of choice is elegantly ejected. You won't even
have to play guess the disc because a viewing window allows you to see each title. Now isn't that better than carting around a
quartet of bulky boxes?
We think these beautifully designed peripherals are essential bits of kit for any self-respecting PSP owner. After all, you wouldn't put a £200 pair of shades in a sock, would you? We did and the only thing they're good for now is the bin. That's why all three of these über-chic items are worth every penny. So don't dilly dally, get on the case!
First up, allow us to introduce the exceptionally elegant Tri Case. This sleek but sturdy carry case will keep your precious PSP fully protected and free from smudges and scratches when not in use. Handy when you consider that the whole point of the PSP is its portability.
With its black rubberised finish and brushed metal trim, the Tri Case is almost as ergonomically enticing as the PSP itself. It
can't play games or movies but it can store 2 UMD discs and 4 Duo Sticks alongside your beloved handheld console. It also gives
you access to the power and headphone sockets while the PSP is still inside. Even more ingenious is a nifty access window that
allows you to see the PSP's horizontal menu bar at all times.
Next up is the 3-in-1 Grips Storage Case. This tight fitting perspex case surrounds your PSP like transparent armoured skin,
protecting it from mucky finger marks and scratches, but still giving you access to all the controls. And let's face it, a
tarnished PSP is enough to make a grown man cry. But here's the really clever bit: the case features two retractable 'shoulder'
sections designed to help adult hands get a proper grip on the console. By putting a bit of 'meat' onto the PSP the twin-position
grips really allow your fingers to strut their stuff and give optimal comfort and feel in any gaming scenario over a prolonged
period. As if this were not enough to get you clicking on the 'Add to Cart' button, the 3-in1 also acts a stand for your PSP, so
you can watch movies hands-free. Result!
Last but by no means least comes the stylish UMD Case. As the name suggests this sleek little number has been designed to store
and protect your valuable UMDs. Simply push one of the four buttons and your UMD of choice is elegantly ejected. You won't even
have to play guess the disc because a viewing window allows you to see each title. Now isn't that better than carting around a
quartet of bulky boxes?We think these beautifully designed peripherals are essential bits of kit for any self-respecting PSP owner. After all, you wouldn't put a £200 pair of shades in a sock, would you? We did and the only thing they're good for now is the bin. That's why all three of these über-chic items are worth every penny. So don't dilly dally, get on the case!
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Please note:
- Ages - 8 and up.
- PSP not included.
- Complete instruction manual included.
- UK Helpline - 0871 222 8278
- Calls are charged at 10p per minute and will show up on your standard telephone bill. Helpline hours are 2pm - 11pm, Monday to Friday.
- US Helpline - 1.800.803.9611
- Tri Case - 18cm(W) x 9cm(H) x 3.5cm(D).
- 3-in-1 Grips Storage Case - 19.5(closed) / 22cm(W) x 9cm(H) x 3.5cm(D).
- UMD Case - 18cm(W) x 8cm(H) x 2cm(D).
Reviews
Visitor Reviews...
So far I have only ordered the Tri-case and the grips but I'm going to get teh UMD case soon. Both the case and grips are of very high calibre and fit beautifully.
The Tri-case is by far the best avaliable, and one of the few that actually covers the whole PSP (many other cases I looked at offered no protection to the edges of the PSP). There are handy rubber flaps for recharging the battery and plugging in the headphones.
Onto the 3-in-1 Grips. Again, a superb bit of kit. A nice chunky perspex front provides more than adequate protection for the PSP's LCD screen, without compromising the overall look and feel of the PSP. The actual grips are sturdy and allow for much more precision whilst playing.
Another feature of the grips is that you can now watch movies etc on your PSP without having to carefully prop it against something.
If you're going to spend £180+ on a PSP these are essential items that you won't regret buying.
James Davis, Ash Vale - Nov '05
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