PSP - Ultimate media player?
Posted in Media, Gaming on March 27, 2008 at 11:34 am
I admit it, I’ve spent money on gadgets again
Rated: 60% (1 votes)
Loading ...Comment by Sharon Jackson - March 27, 2008 on 12:15 pm
Don’t forget wi-fi for surfing etc - plus, if you have a PS3, you can link to it over wi-fi and watch movies or listen to music stored on there.
I must admit I haven’t used my PSP for much more than games so far but it does have lots of potential.
Not sure about 3rd party batteries, I don’t travel that far.
Comment by bennyh - March 27, 2008 on 1:53 pm
I agree, the PSP is great as a media device. The clunky UMD drive is where most of the battery life gets sucked out, so if you’re not hammering it with games and just watching video it lasts for ages.
And the navigation is fantastic - effectively kills the need for dedicated PMPs as far as I’m concerned.
Comment by Nathan Mills - April 9, 2008 on 9:15 am
3rd party battery’s … Mmmmmm bit of a lottery, but P S A Parts are absolutely the best at supplying decent 3rd party ones whether it be lapop, camera or gaming consoles. T: 0870 873 2002
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