Item description:

Homebrew developer Yoti has recently updated PSPident, a handy homebrew tool that provides a handful of information about your handheld and and displays all the necessary info about your PSP's motherboard. The latest update, now on version 0.73 introduces some new features and improvements.
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Developer's note:
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This is a 3.xx+ kernel app to display Tachyon, Baryon and Pommel version numbers of your PSP's motherboard. It also displays the PSP model (TA-079, TA-081, etc.) and overall PSP version based on this data.Just copy the PSPident folder to your GAME/GAME3XX folder and run it. If you want, it will also run in the 1.50 kernel.NOTE: If your PSP is detected as a TA-085 v2/TA-088, it one of the newest Slim revisions which cannot write to the battery serial and therefore cannot be used to create a Pandora battery! Information about the numbers printed:Kernel version - internal version of the current kernel you are running the app on (could be either 1.50 or 3.xx if you're using OE/M33)Tachyon - this seems to be the version of the chip which contains the CPU, ME and GPU.Baryon - this is the version number of your PSP's Syscon (system control) chipPommel - the PSP's GPIO/watchdog which handles system events and shuts down in the event of a crashKirk - the PSP's main decryption/verification chipSpock - secondary decryption chip, only used to decrypt data from the UMD discsNote: these are SCE names for these devices
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Changelogs:

Version 0.73

On FWs >= 6.20 screenshot saving implemented via FuSa ScreenShot Plugin
FuSa ScreenShot Plugin (c) Andy_maN

Version 0.72

Some cosmetic changes
Accurate model shown
(changed last number - region)

Version0.71

Some cosmetic changes
Added scramble (or nand seed or id scramble)
Very big thx to raing3 - many of future changes done by him =)
Screenshots now saved into "/PICTURE/PSPident/"
Please note that screenshot saving on 6.xx HENs still broken