Si fuera en otro pais si, pero estamos en españa y lo veo muy negro todas las posibilidades xD
#30 "estas comparando tarjetitas de 2gb con discos duros que actualmente llegan a 100gb?"
No te entiendo. Q pretendes decir? Q la PSP de traer disco duro sería de 100 GB? :'>
por esa regla de 3 si la psp ke tengo recibira señales de tv por wifi ,no abria problema en recibir la misma señal al pc no? se acabaron las tarjetas de tv
No, por que para poder conectar la PSP al servicio wi-fi de television de Sony necesitas una memory stick especial.
Hombre, te puedes pillar el adaptador con salida de tv ese famoso y conectarlo a la grafica del pc y con un dscaler a disfrutar de la tele.
No es que necesites una memory stick especial porque en la ranura solo puedes meter o memory stick normal (con adaptador), memory stick duo (hasta 128mb) y memory stick pro duo(128mb+), necesitas una tarjeta con gran capacidad para el almacenamiento pero sigue siendo una MMS pro duo como las demas (esto va enfocado a mucha gente que tiene la de 32 Mb y que se comenta que necesitarian una mms "especial"). Mas que especial de 512Mb+.
Mas informacion acerca del sistema:
Sony Communication Networks (So-net) announced on the 25th their "Portable TV" contents transmission service that provides files that can be played on the Playstation Portable (PSP). The service will launch in July 27th. At the service's launch, about 100 titles will be available free of charge, ranging from movie previews, sports, and music to Korean drama and anime.
"Portable TV" is a service that transmits files to the Memory Stick inside of a PSP, where the video files are in the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format -- the playback of this format is supported on the PSP. At the "Playstation Meeting 2005" held on July 21st, Sony Computer Entertainment disclosed plans regarding the addition of H.264 playback support to the PSP, and gave an outline of this Portable TV service.
Of most note with this service is the fact that it transmits video in the H.264 format. Though the service is not strictly "PSP-only," because the only portable device that can currently play H.264 from a Memory Stick is the PSP, it is substantially a PSP-only service. The company said, "we'll let you know when other devices that support the service come to be, in a special announcement."
The videos that are transmitted conform to the Memory Stick Video Format, and the audio is in AAC. The resolution of the video is 320 x 240. To download files in the future, users will take advantage of the internet access function provided by the PSP itself, access the Portable TV website, and download files to their Memory Stick -- but for the time being, users access the So-net page with their PC, and download files to their Memory Stick with use of a USB connection to their PSP.
However, movie files cannot be saved to the computer's hard drive; files can only be saved to the Memory Stick inside of the PSP. Video files cannot be moved to the PC's hard drive or to a different player once saved to the Memory Stick.
Those able to use the service are members of So-net Broadband, or members of the free "So-net Contents Course." Users from other providers can of course join the "So-net Contents Course."
The service will start on July 27th. Free downloads will begin from the same day. Furthermore, the company plans to introduce rental-style pay downloads in the future, where contents can only be played during a predetermined time period; when this will happen is unknown, and the price will be "in the hundreds of yen" (So-net). Because the file size of a 30 minute video is around 256MB, it is recommended that users use a 512MB or above Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo.
Planned contents, their genres, and providers are listed below:
Planned contents genres
-Movie (Short movie, previews, documentaries)
-Music (Music clips, documentaries)
-Drama (Korean drama, short dramas)
-Anime
-Entertainment (comedy, variety, idol)
-Information (cooking, pet, travelling, language learning, etc.)
-Sports
-Advertisements
-Other
No se supone que la gba tenia un adaptador especial en japón para ver la tv? 
eso leí hace tiempo pero no se si al final se cumplió. Ami me parecia raro porque la gba es bastante penosa pero bueno xD.
Remarcar que dice claramente "Because the file size of a 30 minute video is around 256MB, it is recommended that users use a 512MB or above Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo." No se de donde se sacan que se necesiten memorias especiales o de diferente precio, lo unico que necesitas es gran capacidad logicamente, porque ocupa mucho 
Y tampoco es algo que convierta a PSP en una TV portatil, si no que en realidad son archivos que te descargas y visualizas.
Las informaciones eran confusas al principio. Ya no me parece tan llamativo el tema.
Por cierto, ese texto es del 25 de Julio y hace referencia a un servicio exclusivo para Japon. A ver si alguien encuentra informacion mas actual y concreta.
Joder era de esperar.
A ver si ahora os creeis que se va a ver la tele por magia ahi en la PSP
O si no que vendan una antenita,como la de GameGear xD
Claro que es de esperar, por eso puse yo esto:
"Lo primero tiene su punto de interes, aunque como siempre habria que ver que contenidos habria en ese servicio de TV."
A lo que me respondieron:
"En el momento que haya TV gratuita, date por seguro que podremos ver los canales de television de aqui."
Y llego con ello el comentario inteligente de turno:
"#3 owned #2"
Y resulta que:
"Sony Communication Networks (So-net) announced on the 25th their "Portable TV" contents transmission service that provides files that can be played on the Playstation Portable (PSP)."
Y por cierto, Tele=Distancia Vision=Vision.
Television=Tele a distancia.
normal que te tengas que bajar archivos, en eso consiste en la conexion y tal, no vas a ver la television por magia no? te tendras que conectar al sistema.
"Portable TV" is a service that transmits files to the Memory Stick inside of a PSP, where the video files are in the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format -- the playback of this format is supported on the PSP. At the "Playstation Meeting 2005" held on July 21st, Sony Computer Entertainment disclosed plans regarding the addition of H.264 playback support to the PSP, and gave an outline of this Portable TV service.
Dice que TV Portable transmite archivos por WiFi a la MMS, algo normal digo yo, tendra que descargar unos archivos para conectarte, a no ser que te conectes por inspiracion divina.
However, movie files cannot be saved to the computer's hard drive; files can only be saved to the Memory Stick inside of the PSP. Video files cannot be moved to the PC's hard drive or to a different player once saved to the Memory Stick.
Tambien se deja claro que si grabas peliculas solo se pueden leer en la MMS, al contrario del PC.
Y sigo en las mismas que: el formato de conexion wifi tiene suficiente potencia para transmitir TV por Wifi tal y como hace imagenio de Telefonica que ofrece tv por wireless con muy buena calidad y desde luego no te tienes que bajar lo que kieras ver y luego visualizarlo, te descargas al inicio de la conexion y luego funciona con total fluidez. asi funciona al menos).
Sony has dropped another firmware, but this one has some nice teeth. Firmware 2.50 comes with a bunch of web upgrades, but most importantly it includes LocationFree Player support.
"The LFA-PK1 LocationFree® Player Pak gives you the ability to view live TV, recorded TV (via DVR), VHS tapes or DVDs from your home to your computer over a broadband internet connection. The Player Pak includes the LocationFree base station and easy to install LocationFree Player for PC… You can enjoy your TV and favorite A/V content virtually anywhere. "
The major downside is that a LocationFree Base Station is required and when I checked last night they were selling for $350. Lets hope they come out with some cheaper PSP version, because that’s friggin ridiculous.
When I went through the set-up on the PSP (after downloading the firmware it will be located above your web browser icon) it said that the setting will prepare for “viewing TV at home.” No mention of roaming television viewing, so who knows.
Si esta bien pero de la cobertura se encarga Sony y tampoco veo nada nuevo, un servicio multimedia completo que segun ahi dice que vendra el soporte para la 2.5, es decir, que teniendo esa version ya podrias supuestamente adquirir el servicio de Sony o un servicio de similares caracteristicas. (de puta madre xD)