http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/20...ed-by-sony-psp
im scared to put my psp on my lap when i watch movies now.
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http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/20...ed-by-sony-psp
im scared to put my psp on my lap when i watch movies now.
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Well, he could have been using counterfeit battery. They've been known to do the same thing in cell phones.
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Most likely a counterfeit battery as Panda has said. I also believe that the article misquotes the Sony website, "Using batteries with such protective devices may cause a failure or an accident." It should probably say, "Using batterries withOUT." I can't check because my work filters block the playstation site.
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http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll...802070331/1013
A teacher was able to get the device out of the classroom, but Bauman did not know if the teacher had to pull the PSP from the boy's front pocket. She refuted media reports that the PSP caught fire or exploded.
"There was no fire," she said. "There was no explosion."
RAWR!
Last time I checked you couldn't fit a PS1 down your pocket... this woman needs hooked on common sense for teachers."At about 8:30 a.m., a student had an electronic device, a Sony PlayStation in his pants pocket, and it overheated, causing his leg to get hot," said Bauman.
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Your supposed to stop drop and roll when you are fire, not when something is burning in your pocket, what a dumbass.
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You can if you have big pocketsOriginally Posted by Ktiger41
My guess is he could have done something to his battery, maybe he dropped the psp earlier that day and something happened inside, slowly.
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Yeah and the crack finally started to leak acid. But in terms of acid you don't stop drop and roll for acid. Poor kid only further damaged his PSP from repair with the rolling.You can if you have big pockets
My guess is he could have done something to his battery, maybe he dropped the psp earlier that day and something happened inside, slowly.
Stay away from used PSP on ebay from Farmington Hills, Michigan.
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No, the PSP that needs repairs in my sig is NOT this one. I got this out of Logansport, IN
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Dude, he's 12.
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Burnout. Now that's just bullshit.
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Was he also in a special ed class?
When I was twelve, I understood why you stopped, dropped, and rolled. And I'm pretty sure my friends did, too. Hell, I would go as far as to say I understood that when I was 8.
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I should get a GP2X for emulation needs.
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Well, according to the article, his understanding is that when you see smoke, fire, or feel burning, you stop, drop and roll. He felt burning so he did what they taught him to do
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