USB charge for any PSP through new accessory

by Andrew Yoon { Sep 12th 2007 at 10:30AM }

The PSP-2000 isn't the only Sony system to charge via USB. Not anymore, at least. The Kensington Power Tip for PSP will charge both models of the PSP through USB for about $20. It plugs directly into the system's power input and will charge the system even when it's off -- something the PSP-2000 can't do! The reviews have been fantastic. According to CNet, "for many PSP owners, it'll be a must-have."

[Via Crave]

Tags: kensington, usb, usbcharge

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Fred S @ Sep 12th 2007 10:41AM

haven't these been around since the launch of the psp ?, heck most of them have a usb cord too so you can transfer files at the same time. besides usb charging is dead slow when compared to the adapter

Alien @ Sep 12th 2007 10:48AM

Nice charger ... and its not expensive neither , though I agree , adaptor charging is seemingly batter :)

Ed @ Sep 12th 2007 11:26AM

I've had a USB data transfer/charger for my PSP for about a year now.

Lummox @ Sep 12th 2007 10:53AM

Over-priced when you can get an Intec (or was it Madcatz...) USB charge cable for $5 at Walmart. Plugs into USB on your computer, then splits into a charging tip AND a mini-USB connector at the other end. Now you can charge and data transfer with one cable. Been out for over a year as far as I know.