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July 29, 2005

AC files created with iTunes can be played on the Sony PSP

Impress Watch is reporting that AAC files created with iTunes can be played on the PSP. PSP VAULT give a how to.

You'll need to change the extension of the AAC files to .MP4. After that the files can be played without any issues. Though the track names are recognized by the PSP, the album and artist names are not.






Sony begs North American users not to upgrade to Fireware 2.0 yet

Sony recently released Fireware 2.0 for the Sony PSP in Japan, excited by all the new features, including a real browser, North American users started to install the fireware. Sony is asking those first adopters to stop. WHY? umm , it is anyone's guess

This update is only for customers who obtained PSP (PlayStationPortable) for Japan which model number is PSP-1000 or PSP-1000 K. Upon completion of preparing, we will announce update information for the other countries/areas customers via SCE Group Web Site or other channels . For theses customers who obtained PSP in the other countries/areas, please DO NOT update PSP through this web site.

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use Sony PSP to capture Podcasts

According to davesipaq if you have Sony PlayStation Portable and a Wifi connection you could totally download Podcasts to your PSP. cool






July 27, 2005

PSP firmware v2.0 available

The PSP firmware v2.0 update has been released. Currently it's only available on the Japanese PSP site.






July 24, 2005

Sony to release a software upgrade that will let the PlayStation Portable video game system surf the Web.

Thursay, Sony officials said the company will release a software upgrade that will let the PlayStation Portable video game system surf the Web reports Washington Post.


The free software patch will be available next week in Japan, said Ken Kutaragi, chief executive of Sony Corp.'s game unit.

The PSP comes with a built-in antenna for wireless Internet access, but the only way to use it for surfing the Web has been to modify a limited browsing feature in the racing game "Wipeout Pure."







July 22, 2005

5.07 million PSP consoles have been shipped around the globe so far

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced that 5.07 million PSP consoles have been shipped around the globe so far, with more than half of that number being sold to North America.

The Japanese giant unveiled the figures at the PlayStation Summit in Tokyo, revealing that 2.33 million units have been shipped to Japan and Asia, while 2.74 million have been sold to the US and Canada.

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July 21, 2005

white Sony PSP, Firmware 2.0 adds support for Portable TV for transmitting video directly to a PSP

Sony, Japan has announced a new PSP value pack in white. The company also announced Firmware 2.0, Firmware 2.0 should be available in Japan this coming Wednesday, with the new white PSP due out September 15th. The new update adds WPA, a web browser, a new mode for wirelessly swapping images with other PSP users, and support for Portable TV for transmitting video directly to a PSP.

Seen at engadget






July 12, 2005

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories for Sony PlayStation Portable or PSP

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Image from Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories for the Sony PSP or PlayStation Portable, the game will be released this fall.

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July 8, 2005

MAX Power replacement lithium battery for the Sony PSP.

Datel has announced the MAX Power replacement lithium battery for the Sony PSP.

MAX Power gives you the same performance, the same amount of use per charge and same total lifespan as Sony's official PSP battery, but for approximately two thirds of the price.

The MAX Power battery for your PSP costs $39.99 (USA)







Sony 'special edition' PSPs ?

Sony may be preparing to launch several 'special edition' PSPs in different colors to the standard black finish, according to reports CVG.com has received from Asian retail sources.





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