PSP GPS
Sony have released a PSP GPS unit! The PSP GPS receiver is suprisingly small, weighs around 15 grams, and refreshes approximately every second. Currently there aren’t many games or applications that support the PSP GPS, but the list will no doubt grow. There’s at least two applications available now for the PSP GPS – Home Star Portable, which is a planetarium application that can give you information about what’s in the night sky depending on your GPS location – and Navigation Soft, which is a navigation application for plotting and displaying driving and walking routes. Hopefully once the homebrew community get their hands on the PSP GPS we’ll see some cool GPS applications for the PSP.
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wow, is this going to be heading its way to australian shores?
They’re not region specific – a PSP GPS bought from Hong Kong (or anywhere) will work on a Aussie PSP.
Does it come with any navigation software? If it doesn’t, what are the navigation softwares available for PSP? I’m from Singapore and thus will be using it in Singapore. Kindly advise. Thank you.
You can use MapThis which uses Google maps, so Singapore should be covered. It’s free too.
Will it be able to use TOM TOM software
i’m glad if Go!Explorer will support south east asia region..
wow this is very cool…does this use voice commands?
ie i have a motorbike so wont be able to look at the screen, and use headphones to listen to the voice commands.
is it out in U.S. stores? and how much is it? and will i need to be around wi-fi to use it?
how much is this thing! and where where can i get one?
can PSp GPS be used in india?
how does one ‘download/install’ maps of different countries wile travelling.# i understand at the moment they sell uk , ireland maps in place?
does anyone know the aproximate cost of one of these in newzealand dollars