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BAH! Stopped taking them... :icon-smile:</p>
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Mind you this is only from what I have read, I do not have a Vita...</p>
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One of the things Sony is good about is being able to upgrade the storage devices of this equipment. It looks like you can do backups to your PS(x) and/or PC as well. The Vita, like the PS(x), holds the "o/s" on board on the Synergistic Processing Elements, which are like coprocessors. Vita works the same way but on a smaller scale. </p>
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Meaning, you can replace the storage as needed since there are no system files stored on the removable media. With PS3, I can run games and such from mem sticks to replace and remove as I see fit. </p>
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Excellent, that makes me feel better about getting the starter kit for $20 bucks that has the 4GB card in it. The card is like $13 stand alone and if it's just a throw away if I upgrade I wouldn't have wanted to just get a bigger card, now it looks like I can use both. The starter kit came with a case to hold cartridges and I assume I will just put memory cards in there. I have set up my camelcamelcamel alerts to monitor the memory card prices. While sony may be good at this type of thing, they fucking blow my dickass balls fuckface nuts for having proprietary memory.
I was actually trying to see what the difference between a game on a cartridge and a memory stick is. Seems they are different. It would have been cool to have them put games on memory sticks and just find some old ones on clearance and use them as memory sticks but alas I don't believe you can.</p>
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