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I don't know about PSP..
I doubt the reason most people would like digital movies would be to play it on a portable device like the PSP. It makes no sense. People, I think, would just want a home network storage device with the capacity of a large hard drive. The reason the Ipod did so well is it is a storage device with a hard drive. It's portability was just a bonus. The fact that you can store an entire collection on it is a key to its success. Sony has nothing like this yet. I don't even know that have their own DRM format for video files. I also don't even know that all of Hollywood could ever come up with such a standard video format. Sound's more and more like DIVX and we know how well that took off.
Posted by: richman555   Posted on: 03/30/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Sony's has it right this time!  sargon_z | 03/30/05
Now they just need to tie this in to the playstation portable..  d_jedi | 03/30/05
Love the fact that iPod and now iTunes have become  Laff | 03/30/05
I don't know about PSP..  richman555 | 03/30/05
My suggestions  Nigel Johnstone | 03/31/05
No, there is only one bottleneck.  frgough@... | 03/31/05
that's just it baggins  Jeff Spicoli | 03/31/05
Other bottlenecks  alterego_z | 03/31/05

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