A Look Back at the Removable Battery Design of the Sony PSP
This image highlights the design of the original Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP), which featured a user-removable battery pack. The post contrasts this older hardware design with modern consumer electronics, noting that the ability to easily swap out a depleted battery for a spare has largely disappeared from contemporary devices. By showcasing the 3.6v 1800mAh battery pack, the content serves as a commentary on the evolution of portable technology and the shift away from user-serviceable components in favor of integrated, non-removable battery designs in modern smartphones and handheld gaming consoles.
"we" nice framing!
You need shock-proof, water-proof, idiot-proof design to cover your customers ability. If we'd have removable battery, kids would chew on it.
It's not engineering we lost but gained greedy companies for repair fees
yeah, but it does not make as much money. its always about money pal
I am that hold that i remember a time where most phone had removable battery? You choose to make them forever batterie by showing how much a thinner device. That's what you get for being good little sheep that want to follow trend more then thinking on the consequence. If you had
I'm really curious how this is gonna happen...
Can't have a forever on device if the battery or power is so easy to remove. How would they listen in and track you to keep you incentivized to maintain the power?
"Somehow" No, it is done on purpose to sell more devices. Fuck the customer and fuck the planet. We need to generate more wealth for the shareholders.
they still have the tech, they just dont want to use it coz then they wont make as much money. its always about the money.
"Starting February 18, 2027, the European Union Batteries Regulation will require most mobile phones, tablets, and consumer electronics sold in the bloc to feature easily removable and user-replaceable batteries. "