At the "Sign In" menu in PlayStation Network tab, choose "Forgot Your Password" option. This will only work if you remember the Date of Birth and the security question answers you have set to the account during registration. If it doesn't work for you, the best is to email the customer support respective to the region your account is registered.
There is no password information in the "Confirmation of PLAYSTATION®Network Account Registration" email. I believe it is PSN policy not to reveal the password through email as I've just tested the Forgot Your Password option, and here's the email. (no password information)

Sometimes it is the matter of convenience, as some people don't check their spam email address as often as their main/prominent email address and with crucial information like credit card, billing information and any purchases made on PSN is tied to the account. Losing one PSN account could mean that you lose all the money you spent on it, once your HDD is formatted.

Create a new dummy email, update your PSN account to linked with the dummy email address. Now, your original email will be not be associated with your PSN ID. After that, you can even re-register a new PSN ID using the original email.

QFT.

*Edited for greater justice.

This post has been edited by heterosapiens: Jun 18 2009, 05:56 PM

Let's not play the hinting game anymore. With all due respect sir, you are dumb. I mean seriously, you should read what other people tried to explain to you before replying back. I'm here not to insult you, but to tell the truth of what I and maybe some others thought about you. You tried to be tech savvy, but you are not. Most of your technical explanations are fundamentally wrong and it shows you do not understand what you have just said.

For example, DPI for mouse helps on accuracy/precision, it will be useful for gaming, but considering that only UT3 supports mouse at the moment, most probably you end up using it for web-browsing more than anything for now. You don't need high accuracy/precision for web-browsing right, do you agree on this?

Some links on the discussion of mouse DPI : http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=185057

Its the same logic, why high DPI mouse is useful for FPS gaming, but not as useful for Plants vs Zombies

This post has been edited by heterosapiens: Jun 20 2009, 04:58 AM

.avi file format is just a container, similar with .mkv file format, just that it is a bit more primitive (the first widely adopted container format). This simply means, the video could be encoded in various type of encoding format like DivX, Xvid, and etc. To check what's the file codec used for video and audio, you can use http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/ .

I would say November is a good time to buy it. *Hoping for a price cut*

I don't think there is a need for a rush, as I believe most of game retailers around KL still have some stocks for games that is around 2 years old. So, you will only be missing out the great games if you choose to.