PSP will arrive on March 24th for $249.

[plangent]

All I know is that if the PSP is able to read video files from my iPod (through manufacturer supported means or otherwise) the sucker is bought.

[MrHat]

All I know is that if the PSP is able to read video files from my iPod (through manufacturer supported means or otherwise) the sucker is bought.

Nice.  You'd just need a firewire - memory card converter.

[plangent]

All I know is that if the PSP is able to read video files from my iPod (through manufacturer supported means or otherwise) the sucker is bought.

Nice.  You'd just need a firewire - memory card converter.

Not so.  I've got a 4th generation, so it does USB as well as firewire.

[schild]

Imho, this should have been included at launch. It would have increased the usability of the system by at least 2x:

Nintendo had recently licensed Palm OS based PDA software without any details on why they had done it. Nintendo sources have now revealed that the V-Pocket patent filed by Nintendo a few days ago concerns this licensing. E3 2005 will be the first witness of the Nintendo V-Pocket suite: a complete line of personal organizer tools for the Nintendo DS. Nintendo believes PDA software coupled with the already existing touch screen of the DS will put it above its high profiled rival, the PSP.

Above quote shamelessly stolen.

The question is, just how useful will it be? We'll see. It may keep me from buying a Palm, though it won't keep me from buying games out the ass for my PSP.