PocketMac for PSP Announced

3:00 PM EST, Mar. 29th, 2005 · by Brad Gibson · News

California-based Information Appliance Associates has released PocketMac for PSP that allows Macs users to synchronize contacts, music & photos from a Mac to Sonyis recently announced Playstation Portable (PSP).

Connected via a USB cable or through Sonyis Memory Stick, PocketMac for PSP enable users to sync and display music and photos from Appleis iTunes and iPhoto software on the PSP through a patent-pending process, according to company spokesman Terence Goggin. Contacts from the Apple Address Book and Microsoft Entourage will be displayed in PSPis photo viewer.

PocketMac for PSP is available at a limited time introductory price of US$9.95.

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