I'm trying to figure out what's more useless. A handheld system hooked up to a TV, or a PSP without emulators on it.

Tough choice.

Did you read my first post right? The PSP-2000 can do all that you said the PSP-1000 can do and has TV out.

 I never said PSP-1000 has TV out. TV out is just something for handhelds I couldn't care less about.

they actually sell an emulator console? wow people really want to go to jail...

Wooow...........

No GBA support? =P

I don't understand where you going with this. I was comparing the PSP-2000 to the OP and the PSP-2000 has the features the OP describes. The PSP-1000 is lacking features the OP has.

I just wanted to point out that PSP-1000 can also emulate those consoles, since you mentioned PSP-2000 can already do that (which made it sound like PSP-1000 can't). About the TV out, I left it out because I think its totally useless and it also isn't and won't be a selling point of this "PXP".

Anyway, I apologize for any misunderstanding.

"In fact that may be selling it short, as the PXP-900 can actually handle classic titles from the NES, Famicom, Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Super Famicom and SEGA MegaDrive. Onboard storage is 2GB, and it functions as a PMP too, playing up to 25fps 320 x 240 video in a variety of formats on its 4.3-inch display. There’s also a TV out connector, integrated camera (of unspecified resolution) and FM radio. You can even add to the storage with up to 4GB SD cards. Not bad for $89.99 in a choice of black, white, red or blue."

http://www.slashgear.com/pxp-900-retro-gaming-with-a-familiar-face-2942262/

wow , still can't beat the DS!!!