Sony PSP

[NeoNSX]

Digressing again... great to hear from you Eric. Experiencing some culture-shock yet? (or worse, culture-exclusion where people think you should speak their language just because you're Asian ) Please pass on ALL our regards to Val.


Back on topic... the PSP rocks. Reminds me of my old Sega Game Gear days. *sigh*

 

[FuryNSX]

Incidentally, I don't view buying Memory Stick Duos as part of the cost of owning a PSP, because I also use them in my digital cameras (these small sticks fit within adapters that work in devices that use Compact Flash or standard size Memory Sticks)

Hey Eric,

Who makes that CF/MS-Duo adapter? I haven't seen it yet.

-Randy

 

[NsXMas]

Hey John, Frank...in case you guys haven't noticed, I've been blogging about the trip

Valerie and I have been eating enough pho for everyone we know on NSX Prime!

Back to PSP, another thing it really needs is a built-in file manager. Currently, the only way to manage its media content from a source other than Memory Stick Duos is by connecting a PC via USB. A file manager would allow me to transfer files to and from a USB drive...and I carry a 20GB harddrive that also lacks a file manager, but allows me to copy files off my various memory cards (specifically for backing up photos).

Incidentally, I don't view buying Memory Stick Duos as part of the cost of owning a PSP, because I also use them in my digital cameras (these small sticks fit within adapters that work in devices that use Compact Flash or standard size Memory Sticks)

Nice blog!!

*Sigh* I guess I need to create a myspace account to comment on your blog. I've been myspace free for my entire life til now.

 

[NsXMas]

Ok, here's my lame myspace account, just so I can comment on Eric's blog.

http://www.myspace.com/nsxmas

Sorry for the thread hijack.

CostCo has the PSP bundle for sale for $319.

 

[akira3d]

Randy, Sony makes the CF/Duo adapter.

I'm definitely feeling culture shock. Valerie and I have been getting spoken to in Japanese...most of the Vietnamese think Valerie is Japanese even when they don't know our last name.