Q. I have a psp and when I try to setup my wireless connection, it tells me my router is not supported. I have a Rangemax wireless N dual band router. Model WNDR3300. Please help.
A. I think you can go to PSP Official Website to look for answer!
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Maybe I canât answer the question but when you meet conversion problem please go to http://www.blazevideo.com
Here have various conversion tools support you to solve all of format problem!
Especially for PSP conversion is our recommend product!
This software for PSP:
http://www.blazevideo.com/psp-video-converter/
http://www.blazevideo.com/psp-converter-suite/
http://www.blazevideo.com/dvd-to-psp-converter/
How is a pink PSP different from the others PSPs?
Q. Pink is sold with a little higher price than black, white ones..
Is there anything different?
Is there anything different?
A. The difference is... wait for it...
It's pink.
It's pink.
How to charge a PSP without the original charger?
Q. I borrowed a PSP from a friend of mine and he did not leave me the charger for it. The battery is completely dead is there anyway for me to charge it?
A. The PSP has it's own personal charge cable design so there would be no other way except through a USB cable. Just ask your friend for it or buy a cheap one on craigslist.
Or if you are really desperate, go to Toysrus or any store that has PSP Demos and use the charging cable they have for their demo PSP, charge your PSP for a good 10 minutes or until you are able to turn it back on and reach 10% on the battery level. Then save your PSP batteries until you go back home. Then turn on your computer and get a USB cable and connect your PSP, then go to your PSP "System Settings" and turn on "USB Charge" and the go to "USB Mode". Your PSP light should go orange. And just charge your PSP like that, but your PSP has to be on the the whole time (it will still charge). But remember if you want to recharge your PSP through USB then you can't have your batteries go dead.
Hope this helps!
Or if you are really desperate, go to Toysrus or any store that has PSP Demos and use the charging cable they have for their demo PSP, charge your PSP for a good 10 minutes or until you are able to turn it back on and reach 10% on the battery level. Then save your PSP batteries until you go back home. Then turn on your computer and get a USB cable and connect your PSP, then go to your PSP "System Settings" and turn on "USB Charge" and the go to "USB Mode". Your PSP light should go orange. And just charge your PSP like that, but your PSP has to be on the the whole time (it will still charge). But remember if you want to recharge your PSP through USB then you can't have your batteries go dead.
Hope this helps!
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