Sony will be releasing PSP GO! later on this year, close to November/December. It has no UMD slot and it has built in memory and all games will be digital. It slides open and has only one analog stick still, but it supposed to have better and improved graphics and CPU power.

PSP games cost $20 the new ones cost $30 - $40.

You have to purchase a Card reader/writer, sold in most stores such as Walmart & Target. Pokeman11216:Or get a usb cord to connect your psp to your pc/mac

No. They use different voltages. 8.5v for the PS2 and 5v for the PSP. The PS2 connector is also slightly larger.

it is on the left hand side on the psp its the l button basically

It lasts 8hours

You need a wireless router. You go to settings, and click on SCAN. Turn you WLAN switch on. (The switch on the left side of your PSP) It will find a wireless access point, and you have to put in your WEP code if there is one. After it tests the connection and it works, go to the browser section of your PSP, and click Internet Browser. Then click on the bar and type in www.google.com. Then it should connect to google, and you can go anywhere from there. Have fun! Also try visiting ww.pspthemes.com you can download themes for your PSP home screen and pictures. Its really cool.

You need to put it on the memory stick, so either use a memory stick card reader on your pc, or use the mini-usb lead with the psp connected directly to the PC.

You need to put the update in the correct folder on the memory stick (that you formatted using the PSP) and put it in the location which is specified in the instructions from either the Official Sony site, or the Custom Firmware support page

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The e1000 'Street PSP' doesn't have any wi-fi hardware inside. Even if you were to say, remove all the wi-fi hardware from a regular PSP, transplant them inside an e1000, it still wouldn't know what to do with it because its firmware doesn't have any coding for it either.

check your wireless communication connection in your setting`s and if you don`t have wireless communication switch/wlan switch on.your playstation and if its still not working it needs took to the store you bought it with the reciept and get a new one

Burnout Paridise has more realistic car damage, and the race types are really well planned. You can idmediatly go into driving once you start the game. Need for Speed Undercover has more feacures and modes online. It has a greater variaty of cars, and you can do missions. The better game depends on your taste in what you want. If you like destruction and high end fun, go with Paridise. If you want to humilate your friends, and have more ways to earn cash, go with Undercover.

It depends on the conditions of the shut off, but it is generally related to the battery. If the battery is loose, it will shut off immediately (if the psp is hit or shaken too hard). If the battery has lost its ability to hold a charge, the screen will go grey and display a battery icon with a line through it before shutting off. You can test a loose battery by turning on the psp with the back cover removed, then wiggle the battery slightly and see if it stays on. A test to determine if the problem lies in the battery at all is to plug it in and see if it works longer than it did without. Good luck.

Well if you mean the PSP Go then yes, but if u mean a completely new PSP then no. There has been rumors about the psp 2 and this site claims to have prof that it's real. You should check it out for yourself.

http://www.industrygamers.com/news/psp2-is-real-pretty-powerful-and-in-developers-hands/

No it is not a phone and uses the Mobile network connectivity (3G) for internet connection

Not sure of the actual longest game but I guess it depends on how you play it. I would say Resident Evil 4.

Target,Amazon.com,Walmart,eBay,Gamestop,and other places that you can spot.

Hi, cfw = custom firm ware. It is when you change the psp system to allow you to run games from the memory stick and use your own theme. just search google for "what is psp cfw" and you will find out. If you want cfw then search google "how to get cfw on your psp".

Yes Tekken 6 is on PSP. Even the Tekken 6 BR version can be played in PSP. There's a certain framware version that can read the game in PSP. It must not be below 5.3.

you should go to a game stop or a place that you got it from dont try to take it apart becuase it will never work again. you need to get a professional to take care of that.

hope i helped!

A memory stick can hold any file. When you buy it, it will hold either 1) nothing at all or 2)software necessary to allow the memory device to communicate with your computer. There are many different kinds of 'memory sticks,' USB variety or otherwise, and they're used in a variety of electronic devices and computers. They will hold whatever kind of file you need them to hold for your electronic device or your computer. They function like a mini CD or hard drive.

Yes,You can its so cool

and a relief to people who does not have a PSP charger and does have a camera.

Well i only know one which is READYTORACE and its for xbox 360.

The term hacking is vague, the actual definition of hacking is to modify something to work other than how it was intended. When uneducated individuals think of the term hacking they think of penetrating government systems or cracking secret codes in a matter of seconds. This is a Hollywood glamafied view of what actual goes on during true penetration of a network or computer system.

The actual term for what type of "hacking" your asking about is, system penetration.

There are MANY methods of breaking into a system or network. So many you'd really have to research it yourself as it would take days for me to give you a good idea of how many different methods there are of exploiting systems. It can take anywhere from hours, to weeks for someone to exploit and penetrate a well secured network or computer system, the most common and vague methods to do this are,

1. Vulnerabilities in computer applications.

2. Vulnerabilities in web applications.

3. Using human error to their advantage (social engineering)

And much more but to give you a general idea you can use some of the sites listed in the Related Links section below.

It depends but usually a laptop would be better This is completely dependent on what you want to use it for. A laptop would be better for things like internet browsing and processing applications, but the PSP has the laptop beat in gaming. The PSP also has an internet browser, but it is very limited in what it can do.

At pspiso, you can download isos and csos. You need a custom firmware to play them.

(psp-hacks.com) After you get ur firmware, put the isos, or csos, in an iso folder on your memory stick