Who has a psp?

[WWEDUDE]

Just a poll

 

[Evil Queen]

Yep, and we hardly touch it. So far, a big waste of money, IMHO.

 

[Hollister]

Yes, I havent used it in months! You are so excited about it until you get it. Then its like, Oh its not that great.

 

[The Mystery Machine]

No and not going to buy one. Learned my lesson with Video Now.

 

[WWEDUDE]

Yea PSPs do get boring... The price has dropped alot

 

[ChrisFL]

I have it and love it, had it for several months still use it while traveling or excercising (stationary recumbent bike)

 

[LoraJ]

I love mine. I think I use it mostly to watch my TiVo recordings on the go though than I do play games.

I have been playing Tomb Raider on it and it looks great. Doesn't play as well as the XBox 360 version though.

 

[kejoda]

My oldest has one and his little brother loves to steal it and hide.

 

[WWEDUDE]

I love mine. I think I use it mostly to watch my TiVo recordings on the go though than I do play games.

I have been playing Tomb Raider on it and it looks great. Doesn't play as well as the XBox 360 version though.

How do you do it with TiVo?

 

[L107ANGEL]

What is it?

 

[LoraJ]

How do you do it with TiVo?

I got the special edition TiVo desktop (can't remember how much it cost) and it transfers programs from my TiVo to my computer and converts them to a file that can be viewed on the PSP. I then hook up my PSP to my computer and transfer them over. There are all sorts of other programs out there where you can do this from the TiVo as well as from DVD's. psp411.com is a good source of info about this stuff.

 

[ChrisFL]

What is it?

Sony PSP= Playstation Portable:

Plays games, movies, you can load your own movies, music, surf the internet and more options coming like GPS

 

[WWEDUDE]

I got the special edition TiVo desktop (can't remember how much it cost) and it transfers programs from my TiVo to my computer and converts them to a file that can be viewed on the PSP. I then hook up my PSP to my computer and transfer them over. There are all sorts of other programs out there where you can do this from the TiVo as well as from DVD's. psp411.com is a good source of info about this stuff.

Does this work with Time Warner Too? (Where I Live It is like TiVo

 

[Saxsoon]

I have a MP3 player already, and a DVD player. So there goes two things I don't need. I have a Nintendo DS Lite to play games, so I got that. Plus the DS is coming out with a web browser. So no, I don't really need a PSP.

Did you hear how Sony is already pulling back the UMD for movies. Wonder how BluRay will turn out.

 

[LoraJ]

Does this work with Time Warner Too? (Where I Live It is like TiVo

If your DVR has a way to transfer the TV shows to your computer, then yes. But I don't know what your DVR's capabilities are. We have a comcast DVR and it can't do anything like that.

 

[Karel]

My husband has one. He uses it a couple of times of week and my 14 year old uses it too.

They play golf and baseball. I'm looking for a movie for it for our trip but can't seem to find something general everyone will want. Blockbuster doesn't rent them, which is a bummer.

I might find a used game they can play. They always seem to like the racing games.

 

[Disney-Kim]

My DH has one. Doesn't use it much. We just got the new Nintendo DS and I am addicted to the new Super Mario game.
Its really fun and like the old originals.

 

[Mishetta]

My DS (10) got one for Christmas. He loves it & has played with it daily since he got it (well, except for when he is grounded!)

He plays games, downloads music & also buys movies for it to watch.

We went on our first Disney Cruise in May & I took about 400 photos on my digital camara. My DS downloaded them all onto his PSP & now whenever someone wants to see our photo's, he just hands them the PSP!