Introduction – The PSP’s quest for Mass Storage
By now we all know that the PSP is a gateway to a whole lot of media
fun, which is by enlarge restricted by the amount of space for storage.
At the time of writing, the only ‘official’ maximum storage space
available is 2GB priced online priced in excess of $150 at many online
retailers. This product has somewhat jumped ahead of raw mass storage
technology for the PSP, but are the annoyances worth the additional
space? Find out now!
Decisions, decisions…what to do with 4GB on my PSP
A hell of a lot is the answer. Just in-case you were unaware, the PSP
offers a whole host of media compatibilities, the playback of MP3,
Photo’s, and MPEG-4 video’s. Did someone mention MPEG-4 video? Why yes
I did, a great feature of this product is that it plugs right into the
Neuros MPEG-4 recorder 2 for PSP
– so in theory you have just under 10 HOURS of media ready to playback
on your PSP. Alternatively if you aren’t an eager beaver so to speak,
Datel include some rather slick lookin’ Max Media storage which will
help you to convert your favourite movies into playable MPEG-4 format.
The folks at Datel also forgot to mention a nice selling point of the
product, it actually acts as a PSP stand as well which is great for
watching all your media back on your desk! No doubt if you’re in touch
with the homebrew scene (No doubt you are, as you are on MaxConsole)
this new found storage space can come in heaps useful for emulators,
roms and all the homebrew goodness.
Pictured above is how much bang you get for your buck! Read the entire review
here.
Source: MaxConsole