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Revision as of 10:49, 23 February 2023
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| Model-Code | 00-TG93000K |
| Motherboard: | IRT-001 |
| CP-Board: | GCP-001 bid.3 ver.0910 |
| Factory Firmware: | 0.924 |
| Firmwares: | 0.931.010 - 1.692.000 |
| SoC Revision: | 2.0 |
| Product Subcode: | 0x3 |
| Hardware Info: | 00 31 50 00 |
The DEM-3000G model is a Development Kit prototype, featuring the PSP Go style housing. It is confirmed that at least 250 units were produced. The motherboard is labeled with a "DVT1" sticker which translates to Design Validation Stage Revision 1.
Gallery
Front
Back
Bundled Items
1x Development kit
1x AC adapter (with AC power code)
1x USB cable (dedicated multi connector/Type-A)
1x USB cable (mini-B/Type-A)
1x USB Ethernet adapter
1x Document "Before you use VITA Development Kit"
More
Internal Prototyping
 | Notice This section contains a theory. |
It is confirmed that Sony did many mockups for testing button placements and general design. An example can be seen in the initial setup video of Firmware 0.990 where the buttons are clearly not functional.
There is a theory that this unit is just a DEM-3000G/H model with an overlay test casing:
