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As many of you know, Cobrahave been working on their ODE (optical [disk] drive emulator) for a while now and have been releasing information about what their ODE can do. Again, the features of their ODE are here:
Quote Originally Posted by Cobra

Play all PS3 games.
Play PS2/PS1 games on backwards compatible consoles
Solderless installation on all FAT consoles and 20xx/21xx SLIM consoles
Easy and fast installation for 25xx series SLIM, 3000 series SLIM and 4000 series SUPER SLIM consoles
Supports all current OFW and CFW's
OSD selection of ISO's
UI commander included
Easy selection of Emulation and pass through modes
Flexible and powerful embedded OS
High speed ARM and onboard FPGA's are updatable via inbuilt updater mechanism
Movie ISO's supported
Additional hardware interface included to support future hardware addons, giving user maximum flexibility
Designed by the team who brought so many firsts to the scene!
3000 series SLIM and 4000 series SUPER SLIM hardware supported from launch
Manufactured at a high tech facility = superb quality

Now, as of now, the modchip is pretty timely to get, depending on where you live. For people in the United States, you'd have to either wait for domestic resellers. The people in the UK, you don't have to wait.

Depending on where you buy from, the price of Cobra-ODE ranges from about $100 USD to $140 USD uk £79.

For more information about resellers and learning if you have to wait for shipping or get international shipping check Cobra's reseller website. If there's an asterisk (*) next to the website, you have to wait for international shipping. Most of the resellers still have "out of stock" but they are changing quickly to "in stock."

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Thanks for the update.

This was released, I don't know.... maybe 2 months ago. But good post and hopefully we can start making the games install on the HDD instead of the flash drive... but we need the keys to run the game. I'm going to try to reverse engineer this and see if I can find something useful on it.