Отзывы о Игровая приставка Sony PlayStation Vita Wi-Fi

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<промежуток класс="">я искал для продукта после ютубер хвалят его много. Доставка Amazon была быстрая. Проблема в том, что она не предусматривает особый игровой опыт. Вы можете иметь подобный опыт, используя неплохой смартфон.

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<промежуток класс="">это очень хороший гаджет для детей, которые ищут свое игровое устройство. Батарея заряжается за один час и длиться до около 3 часов продолжать играть. Приложения в 3 D, очень легковес, легкий для того чтобы отрегулировать, за исключением д'палочки расположены не в нужном месте, что делает его неудобным, когда мы будем играть его в течение длительного времени. Я очень рад получить это. ...ждал в течение долгого времени.

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This review is for the Refurbished Edition of the Vita 1000 OLED model.
I saved up 10 weeks allowance for this machine and a week before leaving town, finally had enough dough to pull the trigger. I was so excited that I actually did an unboxing video for it. (search Youtube - "Amazon Refurbished Vita 1000 Unboxing" I also knew that it did not come with a memory card or any games so part of the "save up" was for the separate accessory starter kit which comes with a memory card. I also had to save up for a couple of PSN downloads Lemmings and Escape Plan. My unit arrived two days before we left for vacation and was in very, Very, good condition. This baby was almost mint and I would also call it "Perfect". It arrived neatly boxed in the white packaging shown in the user photos. I don't know if these are actually sent back to a "factory" per se, but they are at least fixed and cleaned up by someone who clearly knows what they are doing. The white corrugated box was fabricated in Indiana, so I am fairly certain that these were packaged by someone in the USA.
Inside the box I found:
One OLED PSVita 1000 in pristine condition.
Two basic documentation booklets in French and English.
One wall power cable.
Two power bricks ? (should have only come with one)
Zero/No USB to Vita Proprietary cables required to charge the unit !

You read correctly : TWO power bricks and NO PROPRIETARY USB CABLE required to charge the unit or transfer data.

Basically the charging cable comes in three pieces : A, B, and C.
I received one A, two B, and zero C.

The Vita 1000 arrived with a dead battery, so you can imagine my disappointment when I couldn't even get it to turn on.
I'll jump in here and state that Amazon "made it right" and I am happy now with my purchase after getting the cable, but I did not realize how not-so-common these cables are. I remember when the Vita first came out, the shelves at Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Gamestop and Toys R Us were loaded with these cables and other fun Vita accessories. Fast forward a couple of years, and most of these retailers don't stock any of these accessories anymore. Where I live, finding an OEM Sony branded, proprietary Vita1000 USB cable is not quite so easy. Different aftermarket reviews warn about the trials and perils of using a cheap aftermarket cord which may or may not fit properly, and or damage the unit and cause it to not charge correctly. Leaving for vacation in just a couple of days, I didn't want to wait for an Amazon order to arrive when I was out of town, so I called EVERYWHERE. No one within a hundred miles of a major metro east coast market had this thing in stock. Needless to say, I ended up finally finding one place that had an Energizer Car/Home Charger which contained an aftermarket PSP/Vita charging cable on one end. This split cable, while cool in concept, is less than ideal as the PSP pigtail often bumps the Vita screen when I am using the cord to charge or transfer data to the Vita. After some time on the phone, Amazon did reimburse me for the aftermarket cable I was able to find, but the unit should have come with the original OEM cable and it didn't. SOO Frustrating when I opened the box. I think someone in the packaging facility just made an error. I should also add that Amazon offered me several options on how to handle the situation all of which were to my satisfaction, but I just didn't have time to execute any of them until I returned home a week later.
The unit itself is great, and just what I wanted. The OLED screen is absolutely Gorgeous. The Green on Lemmings is brilliant, and the deep blacks in Escape Plan contrast amazingly with bright whites. The condition of the item was perfect and had it come with the USB cable which it was supposed to have would have been as advertised. There is a small risk of additional frustration with the Refurb which I experienced first hand, but I am pleased with the final outcome as well as the experience with the Amazon customer service reps. Even with the hassle, I am still happy I got the original model with the nice screen. The newer Vita has a MUCH more common non-proprietary micro-usb charging/ data cable which you may already have. Just keep in mind that you can't just run down to the corner gamestop and pickup a couple extra cables if you lose this unique key component which has since been discontinued with the launch of the Vita 2000. It's a factor to consider, but I still recommend the older one with the nicer screen.

<промежуток класс="">мощный портативный игровой консоли, легко довести вокруг для удовольствия

спасибо

Большой

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The refurbed Vita that I received seems as good as new. It is a solid piece of hardware and the screen looks Awesome! I'll have to get some screen protectors as it is a touch screen. I was so pumped to get this and then reality set in. Everything seems to work except maybe the touchpads on back of the unit which seem a bit unpredictable. I plan to use them as little as possible anyway. I read that some people are getting/making blockers to keep the rear touchpads from activating. The backside touchpads are a bit of over engineering IMHO.
I just started using it yesterday and once I got thru the walkthroughs and exploring the device, I was ready to play a game...WHOA! Not so fast...
- I am going to have to ding it on stars because the Vita REQUIRES an over-priced proprietary memory card to load and (usually) to save games and it is NOT included! It also does not say that in the product description. I call that a cash grab by Sony based on their flimsy excuses. (I have submitted a request for the product description to be updated based on information I was able to ferret out from an obscure posting on the manufacturers website, where they admit as much.) That is a major faux paus with the product and the product description, in my opinion. I'll have to order a card now and wait a week to actually try Vita specific games.
- The PSP did not require memory cards to play games so I could understand not including it. But with Vita they should at least give you 4GB. The internal memory is provided but not usable for storing games! That seems silly.
- Although the screen is similar in size to my Android phone, I find the web browser and on screen keyboard much easier to use on the Vita. It is an impressively good and responsive touch screen.
- I linked it to the PS4 easily and used it as a second screen/controller with mixed results. The backside touchpads emulate the L2/R2 buttons. Because you are holding the device, you will hit these buttons randomly which negatively impacted gameplay.
- As far as being able to play an HD game on this small screen, its just not possible to read the text or really play the game using only the Vita screen. I had to just ignore the Vita screen and watch the TV screen, its a mixed bag of trade-offs, but I suppose it is doable with enough patience. I wish there was a way to turn off the screen when you are streaming it from the PS4.
- UPDATE: The custom memory card finally arrived in the mail this week. It was a cumbersome chore getting it to sync with the Vita. It took about 4 rounds of re-inserting and rebooting the device and trying to download a game to get garner success. If you have this problem, just be patient, it might work eventually. Part of the confusion was that the Vita would recognize and list the card correctly in settings, but when trying to actually download to the card, it would fail with a memory card error.
- Now that I have games! Minus 1/2 star again....I realized that the production version of the Vita does not have any TV output! (My favorite feature of the PSP 2000+.)
- For some seemingly stupid reason they deleted the HDMI mini-port that was included in the pre-release versions of the Vita. But maybe not so stupid after all...I read up on the as-yet-to-be-introduced VitaTV, thinking it was an add-on cable or attachment. But it turns out to be a completely separate console device that costs over $100 bucks and essentially replaces the Vita in a very kludgy way (no support for touch screen enabled games, the main feature of Vita games!). I am sensing yet another cash grab by Sony.
- (I know, I know..quit ranting and just give Sony your paycheck already!)

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This is my first PlayStation Portable device purchase. I have often thought of buying a PSP as I am a diehard Sony system girl and a wicked gamer, but never actually pulled the trigger. I am glad I didn't and waited until now. Once I saw this Bundle I knew it was perfect for me! The system is amazing and got stellar reviews, it's in white (which is the color of PSP I wanted if I bought the PSP GO or the Mystic Silver if I went with the PSP3000), AND it has an Assassin Creed game with it as I LOVE, and own all of the Assassins Creed series. It also came with a Memory Card to get you started (as there is no internal memory, the only downside I see to this so far). What more could a gaming girl ask for?!*Vita:I must say the White is AMAZING. Hides finger prints better than the black does. It fits comfortably in my tiny women hands (only 5'2" so I have small hands). My fingers are able to reach all the buttons easily and the touch icons on screen. The only thing that is somewhat difficult with smaller hands is the back touch pad actions that some games have (like Assassins Creed III Liberation) as you have to hold the system with one hand and it becomes a little awkward (I did find a solution to this issue, buy one of the grips for this system, I bought a white one from Amazon, you will NOT regret it. It makes extended game play MUCH more comfortable as it fits in your hands like a PS3 Controller). The system is also light weight which is nice. The screen is absolutely amazing! It is so crystal clear and bright. When I first powered it up my fianc? and I were both in awe. Even on a dim setting (to save battery power) the colors are intense. This little screen packs quite the punch, it's almost better than my big flat screen TV. This little system does everything you would want/need and probably wouldn't even think it could do.The system has two (2) cameras, one on the back of the system and a smaller one on the front so that you can take pictures of yourself you upload to facebook (if that's your thing) or to Skype with Friends and Family. You can get camera apps so that you can mess around with your photos and add cool graphics and "frames". You can buy other apps from the PSN as well for this device (it comes with the email app so if you want your e-mail on your Vita it's easily accessible).This little bugger does a lot... I mostly purchased this item so that I had something to do while my fianc? was using the PS3 on weekends and some week nights. Before it was a race for who could get home first and get to the system before the other to get in some solo game play. So I bought this awesome little piece of technology and I do not regret it. I do mostly use this for gaming rather than the all the other stuff but I like being able to have the option to buy and watch movies/videos and play games and check my facebook and e-mail if I wanted too. Which I will do eventually but for now I am just having fun playing away on the games I have. You can also buy games from the PSN so you aren't only limited to what is out for the Vita specifically (I will mention this more later). I went to the PSN and bought and downloaded Resident Evil (the original as this was my FAVORITE game back in the day). So you have the option to play some cool classics that maybe you never thought you would play again and now you can play them on a crystal clear screen. I know you can get them for the PS3 but classic games look grainier on big screens so the smaller screen helps with the resolution. I know this can also be done on the PS GO but the Vita is just so clean, clear, and crisp! This little system really is an all in one system for on the go; e-mail, apps, games, camera... all in one little device. I couldn't be happier with it! Oh and you get all the cords you need as well (which I guess is a given but some people may wonder). You get the USB Cable to sync and download for your computer or PS3 and the A/C Wall Adaptor to charge via a wall outlet.A lot of people say this isn't worth it because of the limited game selection. Unlike the PSGO this system is not strictly downloading. The games for this system look like slightly larger SD Cards or the Vita Memory Cards. But the way I look at it is there may not be a lot of physical games released yet (I think there are more than people make it out to be as they over exaggerate and more are being released) you can still download games and still have the same quality. And there is a range of genres from your First Person Shooters to RPGs and everything in-between. The reviews I read were a touch older and the list probably wasn't as long as it is now (which is obvious for when the system was first released as it wasn't established yet). I have included a list of games you can find at Amazon.com and/or GameStop.Games that are currently out and are going to be released this year:Assassin's Creed III Liberation (Included with bundle)Uncharted: Golden AbyssCall of Duty: Black Ops - DeclassifiedR

Overall Vita is a few steps forwards and a few steps back in handhelds with cost and competing devices probably being the largest hurdle for most. I already have more games than I will probably complete this year, Gravity Rush being the standout and Persona 4 Golden being the one I want to pick up next. I like my Vita, even with its flaws, but so far it doesn’t impress me much.Cons shortlist: Screen Vertical Lines on monocolor or on dark screens in the dark Greater risk of burn in and shorter product life Silhouettes instead of details Still cannot watch a show with a lot of dark in direct sunlight. Same 960x544 resolution as my smartphone, while looking less sharp, since it is larger Poor, frustrating & slow memory management, backup and restore must turn off vita to swap memory no linux data transfer software Overpriced memory cards No TV Out Blue light does not turn off during play of games or media and shines across the shiny white top directional and buttons don’t feel as good as PSP less depth of press looser buttons does not have 10 hours of battery life Apps less featured than counterparts on other devices not as quick and friendly as XMB developer supports hazy outlook US Hot Shots Golf is neglected low number of titles announced for 2013Pros:1. BFD - $179.99 with Playstation battle all stars, 3 months of PS+ (This is why I bought it now)2. The Games - what should be the real deciding factor. Gravity Rush, AC III: Liberation, etc. (Why I wanted it in the first place.)3. two analog sticks, controls - touch screens alone just don’t give one the same level of interface4. Bundle - console, game & 4GB @ same as just console5. better visibility in direct sunlight (as long as the show/movie isn’t mostly filmed at night)6. More pocketable than a tablet7. I may be hard to please and not impressed, howevera. other people are curious and positiveb. black Vita owners expressing that the white one looks better.The Bundle:Clean box with Ms. Dupree, though false advertising that it will contain game case. Given the bundle is the same price as a stand alone console, there’s nothing to not like about it including a game and 4GB memory card. I’d want AC III Liberation anyways, so bonus on bundle.I actually prefer the black Vita to the white one. My preference of limited colors is more silver, green, blue violet and metallic shimmers, like expensive sports car automotive paint. Even though I love limited colors, they also make me less eager to take the handheld out into the world, which is the point of having one in the first place, so there’s something to be said for the basic black. I’d probably be neutral about the white, but thanks to the stupid blue light, which shines more across the white, than it does on the black vita, choice made.PS Vita bundle cost less than my limited PSP bundle(shiny green Metal Gear PeaceWalker), thanks to Black Friday goodness (3 months of Playstation Plus & Playstation All Stars Battle Royale, too boot). The proper memory card cost me more than I saved T_T.ACIII: L is in a plastic sleeve with the memory card, but the cartridge lives in my PS Vita, so no big deal there. I play AC III: Liberation, more than I play AC III on PS3, so far. I do have some issues with the game, sexism, and play maybe trying too hard to be console and not find its own; jack of all trades, master of none. I think the fact it is set in New Orleans and I don’t have to deal with annoying Desmond or present day series story arc issues is why I’m currently finding it more endearing and engrossing. I love the Big Easy and its history.The Vita in general:A deal, Playstation Plus free loaner games, and a few specific Vita titles is what it took to push me to look past the Vita’s shortcomings to even make the purchase in the first place.I did and do not need a Vita. Thanks to missing desired features and included undesirable features; I’d decided to wait on the Vita. I knew only a deal, a console revision, some more releases or completion of DS and PSP library was going to move me.Although lack of new releases is probably one of the least satisfactory reasons to fork out money for new hardware, so I’m glad it did not come to that. The Vita is my Merry Christmas to me gift.The new specs, controls has and hopefully will continue to grow what is possible outside of home console gaming. I get to enjoy Gravity Rush, AC III : L, Wipeout 2048, Playstation all stars battle royale, Uncharted, Hot Shots Golf World Invitational, etc. now and eventually any other titles, I’m interested in.I’m majorly disappointed in the OLED screen. Sure, in direct sunlight it is best and I don’t mind the mura blotches (mine are minimal). I do mind the hideous vertical lines on monocolor and dark screen or dark viewing conditions vertical lines. I really didn’t want to go through a gazillion returns and end up with something worse, so I guess I’m keeping mine, in spite of the nuisance. Since I do

<промежуток класс="">жаль, что Вита никогда не снимал так, как это заслужил. Это время, чтобы выбрать один, там сейчас приличная библиотека и дистанционное воспроизведение-это хорошо.

This is the bundle for the PS Vita WiFi with NFL Madden 13This is my first handheld gaming system I've ever bought. I usually don't buy new systems until at least 2 years, it seams the systems all need at least that to come out with good games and/or good updates. But, i thought why not and with a $30.00 Promotional Credit it helped make this review system a 5 star rating.First off you NEED a memory Card, with the $30.00 credit from Amazon i bought the 32 GB memory Card which is originally 80.00(Amazon) for $50.00...which helped a lot. I disagree with the price for the memory card and i think its the reason for the slow sales of the PS Vita. I did not purchase the PS Vita with 3G only because i didn't want to have a payment plan, i just feel its like paying for Xbox Live and PlayStation Network has been great for me on the Ps3.After a few days without a memory card and limited options of only being able to look at the PlayStation Store on the Vita and not being able to download anything or sending a message or two to a friend, not being able to try out Madden 13, just look at the owners manual. I set up the vita in terms of WiFi connection and linking my PlayStation account to the Vita.Now i finally received my memory card, and it was like i bought a new system, i was able to download all apps from the store, was able to use the front or back camera which is a cool feature but low megapixel. Play madden 13, download demos, play music, video, and transfer some classics from my Ps3 via the content manager.Madden 13 is overall a good not great experience, but a great start for games if you like playing football or sports games in general. I'm going to keep this short because you can see madden 13 reviews in the actually game section of amazon. But if not for lag in cut-scenes even after updates of the game, it would be a great experience. I rate this game now a 8.0 until they fix those issues.The system comes with AR cards which i have not yet used but have seen it in motion on YouTube. Looks great and will later update very soon when i do use them.The actual catalog for vita is still in need of improvement, it has a least 1 or 2 games of each genre that wont disappoint. I know for a fact the games will get better and after another year of gaming for the vita it soon will be pushing games out on a regular pace. It does have trophies for the games which is a plus to add to your ps3 trophies collection.Backwards compatibility is gradually getting there, each week they are adding a few psp and/or ps1 classic games to the catalog that works for the PS Vita. Has no disc slots though for PSP games.The apps for the vita are great, and hopefully more to come.YouTube, twitter, Facebook , Netflix, Flickr etc.Also has an internet browser which is very similar to the ps3 internet browser because it has no flash player. :(The front touchscreen is a 5" OLED Screen that shows off the games well so the movies or TV shows you watch on Netflix look great. I wound get a Microfiber Cloth to keep it clean from finger prints. You can pick the option to use the buttons instead of the touch all the time for most apps and navigation. Graphics are as close to ps3 as your going to get now.If you get a great WiFi Connection its the greatest. Just to be able to watch a movie anywhere or go to YouTube to play a song or video is great.The speakers are good but not great...i would buy headphones, it also saves battery life.Speaking of battery life, its all depends on what you doing (Gaming, Music, etc) it ranges from a good 5.0 to 10+ hours.I purchased the external charger, which is great, if the power goes out in your area or on the go without a car charger or just going for a walk. A good 4-8 hours of battery life on it.Overall this is a near perfect handheld system. Here are my scores and explanation why.Graphics- 9.6- Some games can blow your mind, and they will get better.Navigation- 10.0- Very easy and with ability to use the button also helps, can open and close apps with ease. Touchscreen is cool. :-)Hardware- 9.4- Great so far having use alot of things and have not been disappointed. Speakers need an upgrade by using headphones or portable speakers.Has built in memory to open multiple apps and can also play music in the background and continue using the system like it standard background music and go back to a game or netflix and it pauses whatever you doing.Backwards compatibility- 7.9- Has a good amount of games for both the Ps1 and Psp and after some time they will all be there. But without a slot for PSP games, it makes former users of the Psp to keep there system. I've never purchased a Psp before so i will just have to use the store to get those games.Controls- 9.5- In the palm of the hands it feels great and has all the buttons needed without the L2 or R2 on a ps3 controller. With analog controls, also a tilt feature like the six-axis that works well. No vibration though.PS Store- 8.5- Nothing special but not bad at all has w