How To Download Music To PSP

July 16, 2010 by Gadget
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Ryan Edward recently asked: Have you been trying to figure out how to download music to PSP? Trying to download music onto PSP can be a daunting tasks when you are not sure of the steps.

Once you know the steps though, downloading music onto PSP is really quite easy to do. I am going to share with you the simple steps of how to download music to PSP below. There are two different methods that you can use…

The First Method To Download Music Onto PSP

Step #1

You are going to need two different pieces of software in order to download music to PSP.

1. A CD Ripper – a CD ripper is a CD to MP3 conversion software and audio converter. It assists you in ripping CDs as well as converting audio files to MP3, WAV, WMA etc. with ease.

2. PSP Video Converter – this is a piece of PSP software that will help you convert different movie file formats into the format best suited for the PSP.

Step #2

Now that you have all of the software taken care of it’s time to load up your CD ripper and convert your music files into MP3 format.

Step #3

Now, in order to convert the MP3′s into PSP MP3′s you are going to need to fire up your PSP Video Converter and load all of the files into it.

Step #4

Next you will need to highlight all of the music files that you wish to download to your PSP. Note: make sure that you select the right PSP MP3 format.

Step #5

For the final step in how to download music to PSP all you need to do is connect your PSP handheld device to your computer and copy your selected files into “H:PSPMUSIC” (where “H” is the drive letter of your PSP).

The Second Method To Download Music Onto PSP

The second method for how to download music to PSP is the simplest. All you have to do for this method is sign up at one of the many PSP download membership sites. When you join one of these sites you will be able to download all of the PSP music files straight to your PSP.

So there you go… now you should know how to download music to PSP.

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Will Sony Continue Remote Play Support For the PS4

July 16, 2010 by Gadget
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Sure, the DualShock Analog remote controller has been the trademark of all the Sony Playstation gaming consoles to date, including the PS3, but there are good chances that PS3 may be the last gaming console to feature the DualShock Analog remote controller.

But, apart from the DualShock Analog remote controller, another interesting point to discuss here is the remote play support, which almost looks useless on the PS3, because all you can play is the PS1 or PS2 level games. In simple terms, remote play isn’t that effective in PS3, if you want to play some of the games with very high graphics details.

It is also quite possible that PS4 may integrate a TV, Internet connection, and a controller, and allow you to remote play whenever you’ve got all these things in place.

If the PS4 were to really come without an optical media, it would make perfect sense to develop a wireless remote controller, which could be either WiFi or Bluetooth enabled.

This would in turn give rise to possibility of direct video streaming on the monitor, and there are many things, which strongly favour Sony to invest in the development of remote play in a superior manner (unlike just being an option in PS3).

Looking at the current technical levels, streaming video isn’t really something that’s too fancy, and turns out to be rather something relatively ease and very much feasible, though the level of reception will have to be boosted up drastically.

But, the biggest decisive factor in this regard would obviously be Sony’s decision to reply on optical media, because Remote Play wouldn’t be too feasible in sync with optical media – you wouldn’t really want to get up to change the disk every single time, would you?

Therefore, in light of the current development, remote play support for the PS4 looks pretty much on the cards, but it would surely depend heavily upon the other decision Sony makes in selection of design, hardware and tech specs of the PS4 finally. As of now, these are all speculations, and after all you can only speculate when Sony has decided not to even reveal a single word about the PS4.

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Tags: Design Hardware, Optical Media, Remote Controller

Make Money From Broken Xbox 360

July 16, 2010 by Gadget
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Anthony D Yap asked:

Make Money from broken Xbox 360 game console, this idea did not hit me until I saw Darren B.’s post on his blog. What can I say? The man is a genius! Who would have thought that you can actually make money from broken Xbox’s?

Here’s the idea…

When the three red rings of death is lit, it indicates a hardware or power supply problem. Microsoft Support provides ways how to fix it, but they wouldn’t tell you more other than simple troubleshooting. Therefore, you may usually have to send your system back to them for repair. The typical cost for a repair can be as much as $140, and you may have to pay extra for shipping and handling. Also – they do not always guarantee a fix!

Well, this sort of problem can actually be solve even without spending as much as $140. All you have to do is, fix it yourself. But, of course, the question is.. how?

How to Fix it yourself?

You can actually fix your Xbox 360 even without technical expertise. But, you must at least have an idea of what to do, otherwise, you’ll end up screwing your Xbox forever.

There are actually eBooks sold in ClickBank that teaches you how to fix the machine yourself. Here is one example: Xbox 360 Repair Guide.

You can purchase these eBooks at a low price (somewhere around $30). All you have to do is follow the steps contained in the guide, and you should be able to fix your Xbox 360 with less worries. But, of course, you should only do this when your Xbox is no longer covered by warranty.

Make Money from busted Xbox 360s

Now that you have fixed your Xbox, it’s time to use the guide to make up for the expense, and perhaps, earn even more.

To do this, head for eBay and find some broken 360s in the local ads, or you can search everywhere. Just make sure that the product is not totally whacked. Buy these products, fixed it using the guide, and resell it at a good price.

And, if that doesn’t beat all, you may also use the to guide to fix other people’s 360s for a small fee. Now you should make even more money. Pretty good idea, huh?

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PURE Sensia DAB Internet Radio Audio System

June 16, 2010 by Gadget
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PURE Sensia DAB Internet Radio Audio System available at John Lewis in white.

This designer digital audio system has a large colour touch screen making it unique amongst internet radio gadgets. It allows you to enjoy internet radio content and podcasts, FM and DAB radio, as well as you own music using wifi. There’s also unique broadcast material at the PURE Lounge where you can listen to music online. They have 12,000 radio stations –which will keep you busy for months exploring the thousands of global, national and local radio stations.

You can also listen again to your favourite shows when you want them. They list podcasts and have Pure Sounds – an interesting collection of inspirational and relaxing music. Search by genre to find new radio stations and music to listen to.

PURE Sensia radio has a FREE 2 year guarantee.

The touch screen allows you to interact in an easy way – spinning and scrolling, tapping and swiping to change views as you explore the world of sound this gadget opens up to you. It has PURE Clearsound™ technology which provides you with impressive stereo sound, a handy radio frequency – so you don’t have to point it at the unit – remote control as well as the all important input for your iPod or MP3 player.

With an alarm, countdown and sleep timers, and a headphone socket it provides everything you need to allow you to drift to sleep with your favourite sounds playing and wake up to the choice of music you need!

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Samsung UE55C8000X LED HD TV 1080p 3D TV

May 20, 2010 by Gadget
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The Samsung UE55C8000X LED HDTV is a 1080p 3D ready television with a 55-inch screen and built-in Freeview HD for around £2,999.

This is an amazing TV. It brings the brand new 3D technology right into your home. Your living room will never be the same again. You need 3D glasses to enjoy the 3D experience with this tv. Content is available on Sky and the world cup is being filmed in 3D too.

There are an ever increasing number of films being made in 3D and it’s these you will really get a thrill from watching at home. You’ll need a special 3D blu-ray player to enjoy 3D films but it’ll be worth it as they are mind blowing. Avatar, Alice in Wonderland and Monsters Vs Aliens come to mind as three huge 3D films with many more out there too.

These slim TVs are elegant to look at as well as amazing to watch the TV on. They have a Samsung HyperReal engine which brings you the best colours and rich detail like you’ve never experienced before. With an ultra clear panel you enjoy the full HD 1080p resolution. For sports and action the 200Hz motion blur processing gives you smooth blur-free pictures each and every match.

It’s slim because of LED backlighting and is only 3cm thick. It’s got a great looking silver metal bezel design which sits on a quad style stand. It’s built in HD tuner enables you to watch HD TV straight away for free!

LED Backlighting contributes to the exacting picture quality and precision contrast and clarity. The Samsung UE55C8000X uses the SRS Theatre Sound which has realistic audio that envelopes you with rich, stunning surround sound from it’s subtle speakers. The UE55C8000X uses Allshare (powered by DLNA) you will be able to transfer videos, music and photos from your compatible PC or mobile device wirelessly and effortlessly.

Using the built in USB port allows you to directly connect up other devices to display photos and video. This TV is also Personal Video Recorder ready so you can plug in a high speed USB memory drive into the USB port and record your favourite shows in HD. That has to be a fantastic use of USB technology! You can then take away your USB stick and watch the programs on your laptop on the way to work! Internet@TV gives you entertainment including video, music, social networking, news and games content. Connect up via Ethernet cable or the Samsung wireless LAN adaptor (available separately) for internet on your TV.

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