For help on how to get the headset working with your PSP-2000 (sorry, early adopters, it doesn't work with older models), check out PSP Fanboy's official guide.
[Via PSP Fanboy]
Sony launches PSP headset with remote for Skype
For help on how to get the headset working with your PSP-2000 (sorry, early adopters, it doesn't work with older models), check out PSP Fanboy's official guide.
[Via PSP Fanboy]
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Little things like this and PS3s joke of backwards capability that gravitate me towards Nintendo over a company like Sony.
And Muddy: Yes... We all have mobile phones: but if you're at home or in a hotel on a wifi network, why pay for international calls at phone company prices when you can call around the world (or the block) for next to nothing? (Or exactly 'nothing' if you're calling Skype-to-Skype.) So look into it before playing next time, you'll be glad you did.
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We use it occasionally at work for conference calls... that's one way it's better than a cellphone. I might pick one up just for that feature... roam around the house with the PSP while in a meeting with guys at work. Not too bad.
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