Playstaion Portable

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The Play Station Portable (PSP) is a great gaming experience that allows you to play games on the go. The average battery life is about 10 to 12 hours. You can also play any UMD disk.

This system features so many things:

• It has a Photo Album to store and view your pictures that you have taken on a digital camera.

• You can play any music format like MP3 and AAC. So you can rock on with your own personal music. All you need is a USB and a computer to add them on.

• You can watch videos that you have downloaded or from the UMD's. They allow you to increase the volume, change the zoom, and skip chapters like a true DVD.

• You can go online with the PSP system via a wireless airport. Here you can go and play online games or surf the internet using Opera as the web browser.

So if you are looking for an all in one system that won't drain your pocket, pick up a PSP for $170.

New Features:
Themes - Now you can have your icons for your PSP Home menu changed with a quick download of a theme pack.



Online Radio - Now you can play music without having MP3's downloaded on your PSP system. With well over 50 different channels and Thousands of stations the possibilities are endless.



RSS Channels - Now a new file of RSS Channels can be supported on the PSP system.


Skype - Skype is an application that lets you make free* calls over the Internet to anyone else using Skype, anywhere in the world. Skype for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system has the following features:

• Make calls to or receive calls from Skype users (free*)
• Make calls to any phone (SkypeOut, a paid feature)
• Receive calls from any phone (SkypeIn, a paid feature)
• Send and receive voicemail (a paid feature in some cases)

*Applies only to calls made to other Skype users. For calls made to standard (landline or mobile) phones, you need to purchase Skype Credit in advance. Charges are
per minute, based on remaining credit. User is responsible for all Internet fees. For details about Skype, visit the Skype Web page (http://www.skype.com).

I give the PSP a 10/10.