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It comes in pink.

Amazingly, you can use your music from iTunes, you'll need a copy of dot tunes http://www.dotpod.net/

Dot Tunes looks at your iTunes library and generates a simple web page based on Album or Artist listings that can be accessed across the internet. Once you have generated the web page, it's a simple matter of bookmarking the page in Safari and syncing that bookmark to your web browser on your PSP. You can then access your itunes library with the Dot Tunes web interface and easily navigate to a specific song by artist or album listing. Dot Tunes' simple web based interface is ideal for navigating to a song from the tiny screen of your PSP's web browser. You can then download the song to your Music directory on your PSP.

Here is the catch. The PSP is picky about what media is in what directory on your PSP. When you select a song to download it will ask where to save it. If you want to play the song you're downloading you will need to save it in the Music directory under a pre-existing playlist folder. So simply navigate to your music folder, enter into a pre-existing play list folder and hit save. You will also need to rename the extension of the file from .m4u to .MP4 for the PSP to recognize it. You do not need to rename the extension of a .MP3 file.

Now you can delete old songs and ad new ones on the go, anywhere you have access to a WiFi connection on your PSP. An interesting feature is that if you subscribe to podcasts in iTunes 4.9, you can include the podcasts in Dot Tunes sorted by the Artist (creator) or Album (name of the show) and they will appear in the listings in Dot Tunes on your PSP.

Yup.

But is dosnt play protected files...Yet

But there is on more feature very few people know about.

Acess all of your itunes music from your psp with out downloading go to http://psphowtos.co.nr/ to find out how

yes it supports apple formats

i think i does but i dont know how because i think my cousin did that.