IFE Services currently works with six airlines, including South African Airlines, making today's announcement perfectly timed for any South African bloggers flying out for upcoming video game conferences.
IFE Services currently works with six airlines, including South African Airlines, making today's announcement perfectly timed for any South African bloggers flying out for upcoming video game conferences.
Reader Comments (32)
Posted: May 27th 2010 4:05AM Pure Black World Tendency said
Imagine the awkwardness of someone playing Dead or Alive Paradise right next to you on the plane.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 4:17AM Marco le Polo said
I'd be giving her tips and tricks. Then I'd join the high mile club and it'd be awesome!
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Posted: May 27th 2010 4:20AM Pure Black World Tendency said
@JACKSY
Yes, if using the no-nipple nudity code.
@Marco
Of course, it would be this guy:
http://fuzzybuzz.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/southpark.jpg
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Yes, if using the no-nipple nudity code.
@Marco
Of course, it would be this guy:
http://fuzzybuzz.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/southpark.jpg
Posted: May 27th 2010 4:15AM Marco le Polo said
...and then there was a price drop on the Go!! No...? C'mon dammit!
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Posted: May 27th 2010 4:23AM Marco le Polo said
Oh and this... Toto I bless the rains down in Africa / Gonna take some time to do the things we never have / The wild dogs cry out in the night... someone please contine. kthxbai
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Posted: May 27th 2010 10:01AM Nobledevil Gaming Optimist said
I don't think it works when you ask people to "please contine [sic]"
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Posted: May 27th 2010 4:50AM (Unverified) said
I was on a UK flight the other week offering this services. Looks like they are offering PSPs, but surely a PSPgo would make better sense?
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Posted: May 27th 2010 5:01AM (Unverified) said
I think the psp would be more straight forward for new users old and young
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Posted: May 27th 2010 1:59PM liquidsoap89 said
Wow I miss that guy. Between him and Kevin Butler Sony is on the ball with their commercials.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 7:02AM (Unverified) said
CLUSTER BOMB! CLUSTER BOMB! DROP THE CLUSTER BOOOOMB!!!!
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Posted: May 27th 2010 7:12AM GoonieGooGoo said
Way to go SONY....don't offer your customers an 11 Hour battery but give it to airlines and customers who have no use or desire for it.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 11:32AM GoonieGooGoo said
Yes I have....
My point is....Sony should offer that battery on the market to its actual customers rather than for something that most airlines & passengers will not even care about.
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My point is....Sony should offer that battery on the market to its actual customers rather than for something that most airlines & passengers will not even care about.
Posted: May 27th 2010 8:21PM eat it said
I flew from LA to sydney. a 15 hour flight. I would have gladly taken a PSP. but I don't fly or travel enough to warrant owning one.
and when do even play for 11 hours with out having a chance to charge it?!! the only time I could think of needing battery power like that is when flying over the pacific
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and when do even play for 11 hours with out having a chance to charge it?!! the only time I could think of needing battery power like that is when flying over the pacific
Posted: May 27th 2010 9:02PM Fata1Stryke said
I remember the one time I flew from LA to Sydney. Something I ate must not have agreed with me, because I almost threw up on my DS. Not fun, but it was towards the end of the flight.
I was playing Eragon, and even now, the thought of that game makes me a bit queasy.
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I was playing Eragon, and even now, the thought of that game makes me a bit queasy.
Posted: May 27th 2010 7:29AM mrmobius said
As long as the airlines don't get all high and mighty and stop me playing DS then I don't really care. I'm not going to play a game console with no game progress and games I haven't specifically chose when I could just play what I know (this is not a rant against PSP but I'd rather play what I bring on a plane).
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Posted: May 27th 2010 9:11AM JustinVincible said
I'll have to remember a pandora battery next flight i get on. they won't mind will they?
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Posted: May 27th 2010 10:09AM Nobledevil Gaming Optimist said
Seems like a pretty good idea on all sides. It is probably cheaper to set up some PSPs with a large memory card full of a variety of movies and TV shows instead of installing seats with LCD screens (though less comfy since you have to hold the device and all). Throw in a bunch of minis and casual-friendly games and you've got more variety in one little machine than any airline could ever hope to offer without spending a ton of cash.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 10:46AM (Unverified) said
South Africa is @wesome. Bloggers from there even more so.
By A. Southafrican.
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By A. Southafrican.
Posted: May 27th 2010 12:03PM MikeShannahan said
This is unbelieeeeeeeeeeeeeevable.......how is that smoking hot girl sitting next to that douche bag? must be her douche bag brother.
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Posted: May 27th 2010 5:03PM RodrigoCard said
Someone will certainly exchange its batteries with their ones =P
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Posted: May 28th 2010 2:23PM (Unverified) said
If I were offered a psp with an extended battery life, I'd take the battery out and put it in my PSP.
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