Normal people use a PSP to:
- play video games desgined to run on PSP, and/or
- watch movies designed to play only on PSP (using special discs).
Please stop laughing.
Since I know you're wondering what things I do with my PSP, here's a list:
- copied my mini-intranet web site (mainly just a collection of organized bookmarks)
- added to that a web page that runs a little javascript keyboard for PSP (can sometimes be easier to use than the PSP's own keyboard app, which is only fun to use if you like typing text messages on cell phones)
- decided that the PSP's web browser doesn't implement javascript and CSS very well, and really needs a way to use memory stick storage to augment main memory
- downloaded demo versions of some games; played them for about 2 minutes so far
- loaded with various mp3 files
- practiced converting video files into one of the two video formats the PSP will play (side note: the PSP can play many different music file formats, and display many different image file formats, but it can play just two video file formats)
- used as portable storage (Windows and Linux see it as being just another USB file storage device)
- discovered that it really doesn't like playing flash videos, so no Homestar Runner (can only do this in its web browser mode, and there it just runs out of memory too quickly)
The next thing I want to try with it is running VNC. If I can get that to work, then I could use the PSP to control another, regular, computer. Now that would be cool!
