Sony's PSP Launches Web Browser

07/21/05

Written By:

Guy Brighton

Sony Computer Entertainment will release a system software update for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) next week that will add several new functions to the handheld gaming device, including the ability...

Sony Computer Entertainment will release a system software update for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) next week that will add several new functions to the handheld gaming device, including the ability to browse the Internet and download TV programs. The browser will offer support for downloading video in the MPEG4 AVC format.PC World Article

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