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Sony Announces 8GB Memory Stick Pro Duo

Sony announced it's raising the capacity of its Memory Stick Pro Duo to 8GB. Going on sale in Japan on March 9 for $325, the eight-gig flash memory cards won't work with all Sony VAIO laptops or Cybershot cameras—only with those sold in 2007. The good news is that your PlayStation Portable (PSP) will accept the new flash cards, but you'll need to be running firmware version 2.81. More »

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Sony Introduces MSVR-A10 Memory Stick Video Recorder

Sony introduced its MSVR-A10, a digital video recorder that records video from a TV or DVD player via composite or S-video and analog audio inputs, recording the signal directly onto a Memory Stick Pro Duo for playback on the Playstation Portable (PSP). That gives you two to four hours of video on a 2GB Pro Duo memory stick. Available in mid-April, it will sell for $215. More »

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Sony Releasing High-Capacity MemoryStick Pro Duo Cards

PSP fans, you are oficially allowed to rejoice now. Sony has announced it will now start manufacturing 4GB and 8GB MemoryStick Pro Duo cards. The only other use for these will be VAIO owners not looking to cart around an external hard disk with them. At least now you'll have plenty of room for both homebrew/copied games plus your entire Aerosmith music collection. You should also have just enough room to squeeze on an uncompressed copy of "Must Love Dogs" now, so go ahead. We won't tell your buddies. Expect these huge-capacity sticks to be released soon in early 2006 at prices that will cost a lot more than your PSP did. More »

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Memory Stick Duo Video Recorder

Lazy, warezing, PSP hacking people of the world, this product is for you. It is a Memory Stick Duo video recording device. Rather than dealing with the hassle of video conversion and file formats and codecs just stream the video directly to your Memory Stick Duo. Four quality options are available. They range from 150 minutes of the highest quality to 1070 minutes of the lowest quality on a 1GB stick. Price will be around $105, but unfortunately the outlook is grim for a United States release. Japan only folks. More »