The PSP acquired for this article.
This is what grown-ups used to buy if they wanted to look cool (I had a DS).
There you go, you've just finished reading about the last portable console before smartphones and tablets took over! I think this gives us an idea of what services/features users were expecting from portable handhelds in the early noughties - and how this evolved during the next decade.
Nevertheless, I want to thank the PSP Homebrew Community discord for not only taking the time to proofread this endless article, but also for enlightening me with even more information. Various members of that group have dedicated great effort to develop free tools and Homebrew applications to expand the capabilities of this console. My acknowledgement is also directed to all the authors who produced the documents listed in the sources. It took me ~3 months to write this article, but it was possible thanks to the combined years of work that other people dedicated to reverse-engineer this console.
As for the next article, I'll need to first take one month or two to focus on all the issues and requests submitted on the GitHub repo and do some maintenance work on the site, but rest assured I'm striving to make the next writing as complete as this one!
Until next time!
Rodrigo