v85rawdeal
10th April 2008, 21:44
Just found this snippet of information to whet your appetites
New Blu-Ray Player Lets You Record TV On Your PSP (http://kotaku.com/377628/new-blu+ray-player-lets-you-record-tv-on-your-psp)
http://kotaku.com/assets/resources/2008/04/bddrive.jpg
Still waiting on that promised ability to transfer Blu-Ray's from a PS3 to a PSP (http://kotaku.com/373705/scea-portable-copy-hitting-psp-later-this-year). In the meantime, I'm going to point out something you're never going to buy, and a situation you'll most likely never find yourself in, but is interesting nonetheless. At least on a trivial level. Above is Sony's BDZ-A70 Blu-Ray recorder, which lets you watch TV, then record that TV onto a Blu-Ray disc. And also a PSP. I know, you can do that already in a less-than-legal sense, but having it officially embraced by Sony like this suggests the little handheld will find itself integrated more and more into Sony's non-gaming lineup as it spreads its multimedia wings.
New Blu-Ray Player Lets You Record TV On Your PSP (http://kotaku.com/377628/new-blu+ray-player-lets-you-record-tv-on-your-psp)
http://kotaku.com/assets/resources/2008/04/bddrive.jpg
Still waiting on that promised ability to transfer Blu-Ray's from a PS3 to a PSP (http://kotaku.com/373705/scea-portable-copy-hitting-psp-later-this-year). In the meantime, I'm going to point out something you're never going to buy, and a situation you'll most likely never find yourself in, but is interesting nonetheless. At least on a trivial level. Above is Sony's BDZ-A70 Blu-Ray recorder, which lets you watch TV, then record that TV onto a Blu-Ray disc. And also a PSP. I know, you can do that already in a less-than-legal sense, but having it officially embraced by Sony like this suggests the little handheld will find itself integrated more and more into Sony's non-gaming lineup as it spreads its multimedia wings.