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|image = DEM-3000L_front.jpg | |||
|modelcode = 00-TG9B000K | |||
|mobo_name = IRT-002 | |||
|mobo_code = 0-851-973-06 | |||
|factoryfw = 0.995 | |||
|cp_name = GCP-002 | |||
|cp_code = 0-851-147-03 | |||
|cp_info = | |||
|soc_rev = 4.0 | |||
|emmc_hex = 0xE3400000 | |||
|emmc_size = 3636 MiB | |||
|cid_subcode = 0xB | |||
|hw_info = 00 41 50 00 | |||
|mac_oui = 00:22:58 | |||
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The DEM-3000'''L''' model is a Development Kit prototype and the direct successor to the [[DEM-3000K]]. It was produced around Q2 2011 and delivered to Developers of bigger studios to work on their games before launch. It is estimated that approximately a couple hundred were produced. The motherboard is labeled with a "NEW DVT1" sticker which translates to Design Validation Stage Revision 1. | The DEM-3000'''L''' model is a Development Kit prototype and the direct successor to the [[DEM-3000K]]. It was produced around Q2 2011 and delivered to Developers of bigger studios to work on their games before launch. It is estimated that approximately a couple hundred were produced. The motherboard is labeled with a "NEW DVT1" sticker which translates to Design Validation Stage Revision 1. | ||
== Design == | == Design == | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 15 February 2023
| DEM-3000L | |
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| Model-Code | 00-TG9B000K |
| Motherboard: | IRT-002 (0-851-973-06) |
| CP-Board: | GCP-002 (0-851-147-03) |
| Factory Firmware: | 0.995 |
| SoC Revision: | 4.0 |
| eMMC size: | 0xE3400000 3636 MiB |
| Product Subcode: | 0xB |
| Hardware Info: | 00 41 50 00 |
| MAC OUI: | 00:22:58 |
The DEM-3000L model is a Development Kit prototype and the direct successor to the DEM-3000K. It was produced around Q2 2011 and delivered to Developers of bigger studios to work on their games before launch. It is estimated that approximately a couple hundred were produced. The motherboard is labeled with a "NEW DVT1" sticker which translates to Design Validation Stage Revision 1.
Design
While the form factor matches the final PDEL-100X dimensions already it design-wise doesn't resemble a final Vita just yet. The most noticeable difference is the glass faceplate which is missing both the "Vita" & "Sony" logo and still uses the smoothed edges design. Furthermore the main buttons are made of solid black plastic with the Dpad missing any prints and the analog sticks having a rougher surface.
Although the back shell is final there is the typical "Not for sale" sticker which however now has a darker grey font-color compared to the previous K model.
Misc
Came with a 16 GB Sample memory card.
Barcode & Serial
8XYZZZZ with X the target area, Y the color (always 0 / Black) and Z the actual Unit's Number
The Barcode text depends on the Region. While for the US models the text looks something like this "-0E810ZZZZX" all other regions got more info "00-TG9B000K-8XYZZZZ" where the yellow part is the serial. The "TG-Code" can also be found in the IDStorage.
ConsoleID
00 00 00 01 01 01 00 0B 04 00 XX XX XX XX XX XX- Company Code: 0x1
- Product Code: 0x101 (TOOL)
- Sub-Code: 0xB
- Chassis: 0x400
- Sub-Code: 0xB
- Product Code: 0x101 (TOOL)
IDStorage String
0001,0030,0032,0001,0001,2,1,1,1,00.995_20110606_01_E,0.1.3.0_20110525_01_E,1
Gallery
Front
Back
Bottom
Top
CP Board
Motherboard
Backplate
