EMI deal allows PSP users to use iTunes?
by Andrew Yoon 
{ Apr 2nd 2007 at 6:15PM }
For now, the option to purchase unprotected files will only apply to artists under the EMI label. Wikipedia lists many of the artists signed to the record giant. While it'll be great to have fully unrestricted access to music in the future, this is a great first step for PSP owners that want to purchase their music legally from a service other than Sony's failing Connect store.
See also:
Comprehensive guides for making your PSP a better music player
Stream music from your PC to your PSP
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
navsimpson @ Apr 2nd 2007 6:45PM
This is great news for us PSP owners - although I think that CDs are still better value overall, buying a DRM-free track at 256kbs versus a DRMed track at 132kbs (from Sony Connect) is a definite improvement - and perfect for buying single songs when you don't want the whole album.
I'm totally biased, but it feels like the reasons to own a PSP just keep adding up.
Saigon @ Apr 2nd 2007 7:02PM
Is there a itunes for psp?
required @ Apr 2nd 2007 7:13PM
http://playstation.joystiq.com/2006/10/17/psp-second-place-behind-ipod/
bxbailey @ Apr 2nd 2007 8:09PM
Sony waited too long to get thier act together now we'll just put our money elsewhere nice job apple.
txa1265 @ Apr 3rd 2007 7:09AM
This is good news, but the mention of Sony's abysmal Connect is yet another reminder of how Sony is failing us.