psp vs pmp
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Its pretty simple.
Priortize what you want.
If you're a gaming freak, nothing beats the new Sony PSP Slim n lite.
On the other hand, if music is ur thing get a iPod touch 16 or 32 GB.
Its got a flash memory( better than HDD based iPods) and amazingly big screen along with superb Wifi Capabilites.
Priortize what you want.
If you're a gaming freak, nothing beats the new Sony PSP Slim n lite.
On the other hand, if music is ur thing get a iPod touch 16 or 32 GB.
Its got a flash memory( better than HDD based iPods) and amazingly big screen along with superb Wifi Capabilites.
if u want to listen to music dont get psp , the speakers suck and headphone volume is low , otherwise the psp is good for gaming and videos coz of big screen . i had ipod and sold it to get psp coz ipod is boring and screen is small and i use N95 8GB for music now .
If you want gaming + movies on a decent sized screen, go for the PSP.
If you want good music + movie playback, go for the COWON PMP's like the D2, A3 etc depending on your space requirements and budget.
If you want a music player with avg to decent quality music playback, lots of space for music, good flaunt value, but at an exorbent pricing for the features offered, go for the iPod.
If you want good music + movie playback, go for the COWON PMP's like the D2, A3 etc depending on your space requirements and budget.
If you want a music player with avg to decent quality music playback, lots of space for music, good flaunt value, but at an exorbent pricing for the features offered, go for the iPod.
i used to have both an Archos 605 and PSP.
to cut a long story short, i sold off the Archos and stuck to my PSP for movies. the screen is great, and battery life is surprisingly good (easily 4-5hrs of movie playback). plus i can play games whenever i get bored of watching videos.
the only con is that it does not play divx (yet) and will need to use a conversion program to recode my videos into mp4 format. but word has it that the upcoming 4.0 firmware will have native support for Divx (just like the PS3).
and of course, if you're the type who wants to store all your data on it, then the limited storage of the PSP may be a dealbreaker. i use a 8Gb mem stick which i find is sufficient for me, since i regularly delete off videos i've watched and add new ones.
to cut a long story short, i sold off the Archos and stuck to my PSP for movies. the screen is great, and battery life is surprisingly good (easily 4-5hrs of movie playback). plus i can play games whenever i get bored of watching videos.
the only con is that it does not play divx (yet) and will need to use a conversion program to recode my videos into mp4 format. but word has it that the upcoming 4.0 firmware will have native support for Divx (just like the PS3).
and of course, if you're the type who wants to store all your data on it, then the limited storage of the PSP may be a dealbreaker. i use a 8Gb mem stick which i find is sufficient for me, since i regularly delete off videos i've watched and add new ones.
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