PSP

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If you google for PSP movies, you'll find there are a bunch. They are in
a proprietary format called UMD and pretty good quality from what I
hear. You can also put your own computer files on a memory stick and
play them, which means people are ripping DVDs to hard drive then
copying them to memory stick.

I've had a number of people ask about renting them, but I don't think
the markets that big for them quite yet. But I see it as a growing trend
that will eventually eclipse mp3s - taking video on the go. The density
of HD-DVD will allow for a decent amount of hd quality video in a small
form factor. If done right, the HD-DVD format miniaturized could be the
killer app that takes cell phones/pdas/handhelds to the next level.

Jason Burroughs


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Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 12:34 PM
To: HDTV Magazine
Subject: PSP

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Watching television last night I saw a promo for a new release. At the
end of the add the voice over stated, available on DVD and PSP. I
believe that PSP is the new Sony portable. Which begs the question, is
this a Sony or Columbia release, or has the market for this format
developed more than I had realized? I wish I could remember the title
they were promoting, that would answer the first part of the question.
If anyone has any input on this please comment.

Anthony
Orlando, FL


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Check here for all the details about PSP movies on UMD media:

http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/ ... index.html

-Jeremy A Moore

Anthony Rizzuto wrote:

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>Watching television last night I saw a promo for a new release. At the
>end of the add the voice over stated, available on DVD and PSP. I
>believe that PSP is the new Sony portable. Which begs the question, is
>this a Sony or Columbia release, or has the market for this format
>developed more than I had realized? I wish I could remember the title
>they were promoting, that would answer the first part of the question.
>If anyone has any input on this please comment.
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>Anthony
>Orlando, FL
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