Now a viral campaign for the PSP has backfired. One blog entry read, “…we created this site to spread the luv [sic] to those like j who want a psp! …consider us your own personal psp hype machine, here to help you wage a holiday assault on ur [sic] parents, girl, granny, boss—whoever—so they know what you really want.”
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Sony plans to launch an online video download service next year. The service has been developed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and will allow users to download movies via a computer and store them on MemoryStick memory cards for viewing on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld games device, said the Financial Times.
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We’ve got pink, silver and blue, any one of which should significantly boost your fashionista cred, though we can’t say they’ll do a whole lot for your Locoroco score.
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“Sony will likely introduce a refresh of the PSP hardware line, including a hard-disk drive PSP and a second PSP with no hard drive but with a significant amount of flash memory on board”
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Now there is a solution to bring even more value to PSP (and also iPod), it’s called the iRecord. With the iRecord you can now record TV directly onto your PSP or iPid in true PVR-like fashion.
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What if you could augment that sliding nub with something more useful, like an actual analog control stick? Well now you can! Engadget writes the tutorial.
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Following previous news, Sony will release pink PSPs in Europe in October, and Japan will get the silver ones.
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Check out these colorful PSP pictures, they look appealing but they’re just for display only at the moment at TGS 2006. No confirmation if it will be released for public yet.
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Sony has used TGS 2006 as a chance to update all you handheld fans with some much-needed details regarding the future of PSP wireless.
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Follow this guide to store and read tens of thousands of e-books for free on your PSP. It’s not exactly what you bought your expensive new console for but, heck, why not?
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