How
to turn your PSP into a web browser
Please note: This feature requires you to own the Sony PSP game "Wipeout Pure" Introduction If you haven't
been paying attention recently, you probably don't know that inside of
the surprisingly decent and fun to play Wipeout:
Pure game lies a feature-limited but still fairly usable web browser.
Sony did a good thing by including 802.11b wireless networking in the
PSP, good for playing multiplayer games and now good for browsing the
web. Getting Started This is the easiest way to use your PSP as a web browser. All you have to do is complete the following steps and you'll be browsing the web in no time. 1.0 - Boot
up the PSP into the system menu and enter "Network Settings"
1.1
- Go into "Infrastructure Mode" 1.2 - Select
a connection to edit. If you already have a wireless connection set up,
select it from the list. Skip over entering the Connection Name, skip
over the WLAN settings if you already have those set up. 1.3 - In
"Address Settings" click down to "Custom", leave "IP
Address Setting" Automatic. 1.4 - In
"DNS Setting" click down to "Manual". We'll be using
the portal already set up by Engadget in this example. Note: There is
also another very good portal set up by "fugimax" at DNS IP
67.171.70.72. But anyway, in the DNS Settings enter "208.42.28.174"
as your Primary DNS IP and 0.0.0.0 as your secondary. 1.5 - In
"Proxy Server" select do not use. Confirm everything and press
"X" to save. 1.6 - You're
set, launch Wipeout and go to the Downloads menu. Select your wireless
network connection and any minute now you should see the Engadget portal. |
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