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psp help
ajr
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My son wants a psp for his birthday in few weeks,have been searching for prices but confused.What is the basic pack that comes with some,do I need memory card as they seem expensive or can he use usb stick,etc etc,please advise on essentials
One day the big prize will be mine!
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Expresso coffee maker.
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From memory there are 3 different PSP packs avaliable
Basic - contains just the PSP
Value - PSP, 32mb memory stick, wrist strap, slip case, headphones
GIGA - Same as Value pack but you get a 1gb memory stick instead
Think I have mentioned what you get in every package but not 100% sure so you may want to double check the contents of the package on the net0 -
Is the memory stick the same as one you use on a computer? Hope so as can jus buy basic pack thenOne day the big prize will be mine!
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Sony and sandisk are the main ones. Sandisk ones are generally better, but there are so many fake memory sticks flying around if you want a 1GB one you'd be better off buying a giga pack. If you have a card reader you could put the memory stick in it, with a memory stick duo adaptor.formerly mrmilo690
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For your son to be able to save games he will want a memory card, only needs to be the 32meg card.
But if he wants to copy films and mp3s onto it, a larger card would be needed.
1gb is fine, but be aware that you can buy them for £25 from play.com
So if you can find a value pack for £25 less than a gigapack, buying the memory card separately would be the way forward.0
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