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The Psp consoles support any standard Usb 2.0 cable it does not need to be manufactured by Sony.
Yes, but a monster HDMI cable is very expensive and it would be cheaper to just trust Sony and buy a Sony PS3 HDMI cable from Walmart or other discount store
Yes, use your manaul on your Sony PSP3 to instruct you on connecting it to your TV. Also, you'll need an HDMI cable to make the connection. These can be purchased at most retailers.
No, you'd use a USB cable.
Nope, you don't need one. You can use your controller that you use to play games.The new PS3 slim when connected to a Sony HDTV with HDMI cable will allow the Sony TV remote to work the PS3 video controls
Yes, should be able to.
The Sony CDX-GT730UI doesn't have direct support for the iPod, but it can be connected easily via a mini-to-mini cable.
you should use some software to convert the Sony farmat
Yes. Hdmi cables are all the same. They are not console specific
Really a matter of opinion and how much you want to pay, but cheap wires that cost as much to ship as to purchase can also have poor or no performance. Stick to something name brand and the new Move and 3D require higher performance and better cables than earlier. I purchased a Sony Flat HDMI cable at Walmart mainly because the PS3 and HDTV were both Sony and wanted Sony for that reason alone, However because they were out of stock for the Sony PS3 cable I selected a Sony flat HDMI cable. Other cables were both more and less than the $45 paid (Both from Sony's other cables and those of other Brands) For your own peace of mind about the connection during the years of use it is better not to be concerned whether reception and other problems are the fault of the HDMI cable.
First Download Software which allows to use Sony Ericsson W200i WALKMAN phone as webcam on your PC. Then plug-in your USB data cable to PC and phone. DONE! :D
Yes - the Ipod charger is 5.1v, and the Walkman is 5v. Use the Sony USB cable & it will charger just fine (Sony NWZ-Z1040 charged with Ipod/Ipad/Iphone USB charger confirmed).