Answer: When you connect your USB to your computer, the screen that first comes up when you open your PSP drive.

Answer: You can get up to 8gig, but they are a risk to get. Here are the memory stick sizes available: 32mb,64mb,256mb,512mb,1gb,2gb,4gb and 8gb.

Answer: On the left side of the PSP, there is a place that says Memory Stick Duo on it. Open that up. To take out a memory stick, push the memory stick down, but not too hard. It will pop up, and then you can take it out. To put in a memory stick, face the gold part at one end towards the PSP. Put the gold part in first. If you can't get it in, don't force it. You will have most likely put it in the wrong way.

Answer: When you format your memory stick, it deletes all the data off of your memory stick so that you will have nothing on it. It will also provide you with all of the necessary folders for putting files onto your PSP. To reformat your memory stick, go to Settings, (from the XMB) then go to Format Memory Stick. It will ask you if are sure you want to format your memory stick. Select yes and wait for a couple of seconds. Your memory stick is now formatted.

Memory Stick is an IC recording media that uses flash memory. Since it records various types of digital content and...

Answer: You can try to find a "ripped" version of the game. Ripped version are smaller than non-ripped versions. You could try to find a ripped version of the game, ask someone to rip it for you, or even try to rip it yourself. If you don't know what you are doing, you could just be wasting your time or messing up the file. You could try to find a CSO for the same game.

Q: Which program do I use for word processing, spreadcheat calculations, image processing, burning, scanning, surfing, chatting...

First boot KNOPPIX with the memory stick inserted. Got to the KNOPPIX menu, Configuration, Save Configuration. When asked, choose /dev/sda1. When booting type knoppix myconf=scan home=scan at the boot prompt. This is an issue with the Dell BIOS. Simply pull out the power cord from your computer for a few seconds, and your computer should start again. You can also try passing "apm=off" or "apm=real-mode-poweroff" to the kernel during startup.

Answer: Retentive memory will be cleared on a cold start. A cold start will occur any time you change the program, recompile and send it down. The cold start will only work if the program date does not change from the time you stop the program to the time you want to restart it. The work around could be a patch the POU. The larger sized RTXDOS should give you the room you need in order to allow patches without a problem. Answer: Interact uses true 24 bit floating point numbers.

In theory yes. Any Stick supporting USB 1.1 However Eurotherm have tested 6000 series using Sandisk products, as they are a reliable major supplier. Others, which may not be as robust to EMC problems, are used at the end users risk. USB 2.0 devices are generally backwards compatible to USB 1.1 which the 6000 series supports.

Standard-size Memory Stick media measures 50.0 (W) x 21.5 (H) x 2.8 (D) mm (1.97 x 0.85 x 0.11 in). Memory Stick Duo...

Memory Stick Duo is a smaller-sized Memory Stick media designed for ultra-compact and wearable devices. By using the...

Memory Stick PRO is an advanced media format that incorporates various capabilities and expandability, such as high...

This refers to read-only package media containing dictionaries, games, maps or other data. Data for Sony's electronic...

Yes and no. While the PSP does keep a history during a session (links you visited will be purple) it is not carried over to the next time you use the browser (links you visited will appear blue).

New Memory Stick PRO (High speed) media is designed to achieve faster read and write speeds. According to Sony test results, maximum read and write speeds of 80Mbps* were achieved, making this high-speed version media ideal for read/write of large-volume data using compatible PCs. Measured by Sony under optimized conditions. Speed varies with usage conditions and devices used, which require compatibility with high-speed parallel data transfer interfaces.

Yes. Most of the stations are equipped with built-in card readers so that you don't need your camera to be supported by the operation system â€" You just insert the memory cards (to be always on the safe side, change the switch to the write protection position first). Please feel free to ask for cable or external card reader if needed.

Memory Stick File Rescue is a software that recovers files deleted accidentally or destroyed for some reason in a Memory Stick. Note: This softwar...

Memory Stick PRO media can be used with Memory Stick PRO compatible devices only. PCs can accept this media through...

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The Memory Stick was designed to transport data from PC to non-PC hardware, e.g. MP3 players, digital cameras. Sharing files with another PC requires a Memory Stick reader. The CYBERKEY however, is a USB device and is accessible from any USB capable PC.

Yes firmware can be upgraded from any removable media or over the network via FTP transfer, Client or Server.

However, if you're only going to save games then only Memory Stick DUO is needed (no magic gate protection).

All Memory Stick media are pre-formatted for optimal performance before leaving the factory. You can use your newly...

The maximum theoretical access speed of Memory Stick PRO and Memory Stick (MagicGate/High-speed data transfer...

A1. Examples include DVD players, car audio systems, car navigation systems, mobile phones, personal computers, PDAs, electronic dictionaries, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital video cameras, portable music players, IC recorders, color TVs, digital projectors, video conferencing units, professional cameras, digital printers, entertainment robots, kiosk terminals and computer peripherals (e.g., floppy disk adaptors, PC card adaptors and USB readers/writers).