I concede this part in the entirety. Certainly true, but I find it useful if I ever wanna see a particular video (whether for file size reasons or being only on YouTube) on the go, or even just to archive it.Stark wrote:not much point since youtube videos are so appallingly poor quality, but hey.
It's true that the PSP is limited to its removal media, but if the issue is removable storage vs. internal storage, I'll concede that I'm biased towards the former for media players.Isn't the PSP limited by the size of memory cards? 4gb makes a pretty worthless media player.
My MP3 player is a small $30 one from RCA with 512 MB internal plus whatever SD card I put in, but while I have a 1 GB stick... I don't have enough of a playlist to even fill up the internal memory. Maybe that's where my issue is?
Those being the $80-$150 ones I've seen some people use on the subway or street, square-shaped laptop style?I still can't believe there isn't anything with PSP-style screen that just plays media. Remember all those discman-like DVD players?
I concede this, and I admit not knowing about the iPod's formats.Praxis wrote:PSP and iPods play the same formats. But the iPod has quite literally hundreds of times more storage than a stock PSP, and still easily over a dozen times the storage of a maxed-out PSP.
Seen those two, but don't they have better battery life? (Especially compared to a HP QuickPlay laptop.)There are portable screens for $99. I've seen them at Best Buy; there's a device with a 7" screen that has an iPod slot and DVD slot, so you can use it as a portable DVD player or portable iPod screen. Buy you might as well be lugging a small laptop...
My vision's a lot more myopic, but next time someone has a video iPod I'll give it a look.Honestly, I found the iPod's screen size just fine. But I have 20/10 vision. Try it out yourself.