Whoa. That's like... back in June. There's gonna be a really long list of updates, but I'll try to list all the major stuff.

• New firmwares -
  • 2.81
  • 2.82
  • 3.00 (yes, Sony finally bothered to release it, and it does have full speed PSX emulation, PS3-PSP connectivity, and a ton of other features)
  • 3.01
  • 3.02
  • 3.03
  • 3.10
  • 3.11
• 2.71, 2.80 and 3.03 can be downgraded
• Dark_AleX released a prototype custom firmware based on 1.5, another based on 2.71 (2.71 SE), 3.02 (3.02 OE), 3.03 (3.02 OE), and one on 3.10 (3.10 OE). All have many revisions, with major updates being given a new letter (making it like 3.03 OE-C), and all of these above 3.02 OE-B can run most PSX game, bought from a PS3 or not, many at full speed.

That's quite a few of them, and that's only the major ones. There's probably loads more that I've forgotten.

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^_^ Upgrade to 3.10 OEA.

Trust me.

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if you want to fully customize your psp upgrade to 3.03 OE-a b or c because you can change almost everything icons background waves batter indicator volume and mute and loading symbol thing at the bottom right when the psp is doing something

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thanks
also does anyone kno where i can download the 2.71 downgrader?

nevermind i found it
Doubleposted Message Below:
crap my new psp is a TA-082
is there any downgraders or anything that i can do with this

make sure to get a 2.71 downgrader with ta082\6 checker.

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doesn't the 3.03 downgrader do all the ta-082 stuff for you?

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once i do that can i even run any of the custom firmwares on it or do i need a different version for that?

what the TA-82/6 patcher does is replace the internal keys that the PSP uses to identify itself as a TA-82. The patcher just replaces those with the older motherboard ones, making your PSP belive it's a non-TA-82. Once you run that program, you can do anything all of us with older PSP's can. The only problem I have heard (but not confirmed) is that if you try to upgrade to 3.03 with the official Sony upgrader, then downgrade to 1.50, and upgrade again, you could brick the PSP. But this hasn't been a problem in the custom firmwares.

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woo hoo 1.5