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Blogging via Sony PSP

Borrowed this Sony PSP from a cousin for a couple of days. While my brother was enjoying the only 2 games loaded in it, I checked out its wifi capability.

Sony PSP

I wondered how easy (or hard) it would be to surf or even blog with this gadget.

Sony Playstation

Surprisingly, surfing the web was a breeze. However, I had a hard time using it to blog. As a matter of fact, I wrote this entry using the PSP and this took me approximately 12 minutes to finish, excluding the picture upload.

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    9 Responses to “Blogging via Sony PSP”


    1. Gravatar Icon ade replied on Dec 30th, 2006 at 5:08 am (1)

      12 minutes? That’s not so bad!

    2. Gravatar Icon jun replied on Dec 30th, 2006 at 7:55 am (2)

      tried that too abe, it was kinda slow. i think it’s wifi b right?

    3. Gravatar Icon Patrick replied on Dec 30th, 2006 at 11:27 am (3)

      Hmmm…interesting.

    4. Gravatar Icon Carlo replied on Dec 30th, 2006 at 12:30 pm (4)

      Just the same thing as using an O2 XDA Atom connected via wifi to blog but it has a touchscreen feature, so how’s the on screen keyboard of PSP? You’ll use the joystick to move over the letters? It’s quite tiring huh.

    5. Gravatar Icon Jerome G. replied on Dec 30th, 2006 at 2:57 pm (5)

      I risk being tagged as a Nintendo fanboy the the web browser for the DS is much better for me. Not to mention I can type much faster because of the touch screen. Unfortunately, the DS browser does not have Flash support nor has internal/external memory that can make it capable of downloading/uploading files. Since the PSP firmware can be upgraded, the browser can be improved, while the DS browser requires a new cartridge.

      It’s much better in the Nintendo Wii Internet channel powered by Opera 9 and has full Flash and AJAX support. I tried it out just before Christmas and it pretty much makes couch surfing possible, not to mention i can even play flash-based games. The wiimote is excellent as a screen pointer though, and hopefully, a firmware update will let Wii users plug in USB keyboards with little issues (t9 support is great, but i love to type!).

      I remember a few years ago connecting my Sega Dreamcast to the internet via dial up and the Planet Web browser. Consoles connecting to the Internet have come a long way since then.

    6. Gravatar Icon jelly replied on Sep 4th, 2007 at 3:58 pm (6)

      it depends on the setting’s try turn off the memory usage. and depends also to the connection..

      ->psp
      ->xbox
      ->iphone
      ->ps3

      name it i’ll crack it.

    7. Gravatar Icon harv3y replied on Sep 7th, 2007 at 8:40 pm (7)

      how does one be connected to wifi? do you need a router or link? etc…hows the browser?

    8. Gravatar Icon jelly replied on Sep 7th, 2007 at 8:56 pm (8)

      @harv3y router -> if you install wifi ofcourse u need a router. ->browser psp has a default browser. u just have to setup the connection from the setting of your psp

      -psp
      -xbox
      -ps3
      -iphone

      name it i’ll crack it

    9. Gravatar Icon Tonyo Cruz replied on Jan 4th, 2008 at 1:48 am (9)

      Hi Yuga!

      If you have time, please take a look at http://tonyocruz.com/?p=598 and at http://kameleon.darcke.com/ which is about a Pinoy-designed skin for the PSP.

      Thanks!

      -Tonyo

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