Excluding the PSP Go (which comes with 16 GB of internal memory), the PSP only includes 32 MB of internal memory. That will not hold much if you intend to add a lot of music, videos or photos to the device. A Memory Stick Duo can be used to expand the storage capacity of the PSP. By default, the PSP only supports the Memory Stick Duo. Using a Memory Stick Adapter, you can connect the Memory Stick Duo to your computer or use different types of SD cards on the PSP.
Instructions
1. Insert the Memory Stick Duo into the adapter. Insert the Memory Stick Duo adapter into your computer's flash card reader or USB SD card reader.
2. Make a note of the name of the Memory Stick Duo which will be displayed in the tasktray.
3. Click the "Start" button in the Windows taskbar. Click "Computer" ("My Computer" if you're using Windows XP). Double-click the name of the Memory Stick Duo. A list of subfolders (e.g. Music) will be displayed.
4. Double-click the subfolder that represents the type of files you want to transfer to the Memory Stick Duo. Drag and drop the files into the subfolder.
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