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Ceramic White PSP Slim sold early through Amazon UK |
Listed in: News, Deals, PSP Slim & Lite Tags: Amazon UK, Sony
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Sony's Ceramic White PSP Slim and Lite is set to be sold in the UK starting on October 26. However, it seems that Amazon made a small slip up and started to sell the white PSP Slim two days earlier. Now this would be just enough to give keen-eyed gamers a chance to have a headstart among other people who are holding out from buying the PSP Slim just to get this particular color palette, wouldn't it? The PSP Slim Ceramic White is being sold in Amazon UK for a pricetag GBP 129.98, or US$ 266. If you're very keen on getting this PSP color, then it's good to get a day's headstart over your PSP-loving neighbors now and order the PSP Slim right away.
Check out and buy the Ceramic White PSP Slim over at the Read link!
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But wasn't best buy sued for releasing Star Wars early, or something like that?
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While the vast majority of laws will be identical, there are differences.
We have laws that mean you can be fined for defacing a coin because it has the queens face on it. I've seen penny pressing machines in several places in the US though, designed to deface the coins.
You guys cant legally drink till you're 21. We can have a pint with a meal when we're 16, and we can just generally buy alcohol when we're 18.
It doesn't matter if someone can be sued for something in your country, doesn't make it illegal over here. To be honest, your countries legal system is a mess in places. You can sue for anything that happens to you over there. You'd get laughed out of the courtroom if you tried to sue someone over here for some of the stuff you guys actually win over there.
There's loads of little differences in the legal systems of our countries. We have our own set of laws, we don't follow yours.
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