I definately want the keyboard and the camera the most, but they probably have to come out first.

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The only thing about perpherals like this is that changing the UMD becomes a nightmare. That's why I like the Datel solution, because the hard drive/extended battery leave the umd slot accessible.

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*tumble weed*

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60 dollars!!!!

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Okay, this is fairly off-topic. But do you remember the PocketStation? It's been sold only in Japan and I've read about it in a magazine, being a german resident I was very jealous. With certain games, you could transfer a mini-game to the pocket station and continue your journey or whatever the main game was about on the PocketStation. For Final Fantasy VII for example, you could raise and train Chocobos. Or so it was said.

I've just thought about this and had my PSP in hands -- why can't they accomplish something now with the PS2 which has been already done with the PS1 and the "PocketStation"? They could just put mini-games on the PS2 DVDs, that would at least buy me more PS2 games. And for the immensely over-prized classic collection, they should port every game completely, IMHO :)

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This one looks really nice, but theres that whole opening the UMD issue. I use an external battery with a coiled cable, and a wrist strap. It actually isn't all that much of a hassle to use. Just slip the battery wrist strap on one wrist, then play as normal. Plus I can still use my PGP. Still it'd be nice if Theres was a good solution like one that attached like that to the PGP.

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I really would want the Datel drive if it was a bit slimmer, and larger capacity. :o

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@mck

That would be nice, sadly the PSP can only comprehend up to 4gigs of memory, so the datel pack is as good as it's going to get.

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Wow. Its sixty dollars and adds a lot of weight to ur already heavy psp, and it still doesnt have the battery life of a DS.

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