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DigitalBoyVer4 · 05-27-2008, 08:00 AM

Theres a difference between the internal memory on the PSP, and a memory card. The error message given to you originates from the fact that the PSP only has 32 (64 on the Slim) megabytes of INTERNAL MEMORY. Doesn't matter how big your memory stick is. 32Mbs, 1GB, 2, 1TB, it will always give you that error, again, because of the INTERNAL MEMORY. And no, to the person whos saying that a shop will add more memory...they probably gyped you off. Probably increased storage capacity by selling you an over-priced memory stick, but NO WAY IN HELL can the open up your PSP, and simply add more memory. If it was that simple, I've would've loaded Windows XP on my PSP, be on a porn site watching an hour long clip, that happens to be HD. And even then I doubt the measly 333MHz of raw power that the CPU on the PSP offers will do me any good.... So to put an end to this madness; It is more 'hardware/software' limitation. This could be fixed, but alas, no one neither seems interested on such a persuit, nor would they spend countless hours trying to fix this. Surfing the net on your PSP is almost like surfing the net on a cellphone.

05-27-2008, 08:00 AM	#24 (permalink)
DigitalBoyVer4 Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 3	Not Enough Memory For The Internet!!??? Theres a difference between the internal memory on the PSP, and a memory card. The error message given to you originates from the fact that the PSP only has 32 (64 on the Slim) megabytes of INTERNAL MEMORY. Doesn't matter how big your memory stick is. 32Mbs, 1GB, 2, 1TB, it will always give you that error, again, because of the INTERNAL MEMORY. And no, to the person whos saying that a shop will add more memory...they probably gyped you off. Probably increased storage capacity by selling you an over-priced memory stick, but NO WAY IN HELL can the open up your PSP, and simply add more memory. If it was that simple, I've would've loaded Windows XP on my PSP, be on a porn site watching an hour long clip, that happens to be HD. And even then I doubt the measly 333MHz of raw power that the CPU on the PSP offers will do me any good.... So to put an end to this madness; It is more 'hardware/software' limitation. This could be fixed, but alas, no one neither seems interested on such a persuit, nor would they spend countless hours trying to fix this. Surfing the net on your PSP is almost like surfing the net on a cellphone.