Do you mean "How do you turn it on?" It's simple. Do you see, on the bottom-right of your psp, on the side, the little switch thing? Just slide it up and then let go. It should turn on so long as the PSP is fully charged.
After you've charged it up, flick the power switch to turn the unit on.
To update a chipped PSP, a person must use the system update function manually. From there, the chipped PSP must be upgraded to version 6.60.
by turning it on with the power button.
You don't "activate it". You either buy it in a store/internet or you could play a demo of it on your psp. (I bought it so I don't know how you get the demo.)
Yes, the PSP 3000 can connect to the PSN, to purchase and download games.
The psp touch
Sony did not make this easy for us PSP users. You must create a new folder in the (Drive Letter):/PSP folder named "MPROOT", then, you must rename your video (Must be in MP4 format with AAC codec) to something such as: M4V00019 or M4V10838. Then go to the video section on the PSP and it should come up.
You cannot play with multiplayers on a PSP with just one PSP system. You can play with multiplayers with a PS2 gaming system.
A PSP Go Graphics is not the same thing a PS3. A PS3 is a gaming system and a PSP is a personal gaming system.
If its a psp game, it will run on any psp system (providing its not faulty). If its not a psp game, it wont work on the psp.
No a game is designed to play on the PS3 or the PSP they are not able to switch just because of where they are downloaded. A game must be designed to play on a system. What you can do is set up your PS3 so you can store the downloaded PSP game in your PS3 and still play it in your PSP