G6000 SRS Subwoofer speaker 4.3in 720pix Camera Games Player MP5 More Than 2500 MASS Game

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Details:

• This 4.3in PSP Player has 4G big internal memory that can satisfy your need
• This 4GB PSP Player comes to be a good gift for your friends or yourself, enjoy games on the go

• The 4GB PSP Player supports digital camera, plenty video games, and can play TV games with television output, watch movies

• Built-in high fidelity stereo speaker, the 4GB PSP Player provides high sound quality

How to Use Your PSP:

• 1 Read the manual.
• 2 Charge it.
• 3 Start it up.
• 4 Make a choice between old, new, and custom firmwares.
• 5 Get some videos on your PSP.
• 6 Get Images on your PSP.
• 7 Use the Internet Browser. 

How to Download Music to PSP:

• Get music for the PSP. Turn your favorite music into digital files or download MP3 files from the Internet. The PSP will only play songs that are in MP3 format. Rip music from your favorite CDs onto your computer. Download and install the free Firefox web browser for better surfing and download. Download some MP3 songs off of the Internet. Use Sony Image Converter or any of hundreds of other converter programs to convert the files to MP3 format.
• Connect your PSP to the computer. Take your USB 2.0 cable and plug it into your PC and PSP. Press the home button on the PSP. Use the left and right directional buttons to find Settings.
• Use the up and down buttons on your PSP to find USB Connection. Press the X button on your PSP to display USB Connection. Your computer will tell you a new USB device has been connected, which will show up as a new hard drive with a corresponding letter identifier. Depending on the number of device and configuration of your computer in all likelihood this letter will be E:, F: or H:, but what the letter is doesn't matter so long as you have the right letter
• Copy music to the PSP. On your computer select the correct drive letter and open the PSP file system. Create a new folder and call it PSP(or what you want to call it). Open the new folder and navigate inside. Create another folder and call it Music(or what you want to call it. Use your computer to copy your MP3 files into the music folder. Press the O button on the PSP to disconnect from your computer. Unplug the USB cable. Play music on the PSP1Use the left and right arrow keys on the PSP to find the music area. Use the up and down arrows to find Memory Stick. Chose that folder by pressing the X button. You should see all the music files you have just transfered to the PSP