To the great excitement of Sony Cyber-shot and PSP fans, Sony announced the 8GB Memory Stick PRO Duo at CES 2007. As well, Sony announced that beginning in 2007 all new Handycam camcorder models will include a Memory Stick slot. Available in February 2007, the card will be priced at around $300. It should be noted that at today’s prices, you are better off with 3 x 4GB Memory Stick PROs.
“The life of the Memory Stick format spans from the dawning of the digital camera to the emergence of today’s high-definition video and gaming products. Throughout all of these advances in the consumer electronics industry, Memory Stick media has remained a constant source of compact and portable flash memory.” said Mike Kahn, senior manager for Memory Stick Media at Sony Electronics.
News source: DailyTech
“The life of the Memory Stick format spans from the dawning of the digital camera to the emergence of today’s high-definition video and gaming products. Throughout all of these advances in the consumer electronics industry, Memory Stick media has remained a constant source of compact and portable flash memory.” said Mike Kahn, senior manager for Memory Stick Media at Sony Electronics.
News source: DailyTech
Trigonometry Wars
Doom (w/ WiFi Multiplayer)
Quake (w/ WiFi Multiplayer)
Calisto
R-Gear
Super Mario War
Super Mini Mario
PSP Revolution
Homebrew Apps
PSP Radio
iR Shell (Wi-Fi/USB/PSP File Reader, Music, Movies, Pictures, InfraRed Remotes, DevHook Support + More)
DevHook (Emulates different PSP Firmwares)
LUA Player
PeeJay (Java Runtime Environment)
Bookr (Text Reader)
Screen Recorder
PS2 Remote
Universal Remote
+ More (Can't remember them all right now)
Emulators
Amiga 500
Amstrad CPC
Apple II
Applications
Atari
BBC Micro
Capcom Play System 1
Capcom Play System 2
Chip 8
ColecoVision
Commodore 64
Gameboy / Gameboy Color
Gameboy Advance
General
Homebrew Application
HP48
Intellivision
Linux Tools
M.A.M.E.
Macintosh
MGT Sam Coupe
MSX
Neo Geo
Nintendo 64
NES
Odyssey
PC-8801
PC-9801
Playstation One
ScummVM
Sega Genesis/Megadrive
Sega Master System SMS
Super Nintendo SNES
Thomson TO7-70
TI-92 Calculator
Turbo Grafx 16/PCEngine
Vectrex
WonderSwan
X86
Yabasic
ZX Spectrum
ZX81 Sinclair
...all the while retaining the functionality of FW 3.03, which includes an RSS Reader, Internet Browser, WMA, Flash, Pictures/Music/Videos etc thanks to Firmware 3.03 OE-A, which is a custom firmware which lets you run all the above, as well as most (if not all) Playstation 1 titles using Sony's Own Emulator.
THAT is what is so good about PSP Homebrew!
Boycott Sony and it's proprietary formats.
Last edited by Bwizzel-B on 10 Jan 2007 - 07:28
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