The PSP's interface is called the Cross Media Bar, or XMB. The earliest PSP was the first Sony merchandise to employ it, and it is since been integrated into the PlayStation 3 and a lot of other Sony televisions and AV receivers. It is a pretty crafty screen system that's typically really simple to operate through utilizing your D-pad and control keys. As you get into a few of the softwares, even so, that simpleness can get mixed-up. We liked the internet browser, for example, was as comfortably designed as the general XMB menu system.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
PSP 3000 and Cross Media Bar
The PSP's interface is called the Cross Media Bar, or XMB. The earliest PSP was the first Sony merchandise to employ it, and it is since been integrated into the PlayStation 3 and a lot of other Sony televisions and AV receivers. It is a pretty crafty screen system that's typically really simple to operate through utilizing your D-pad and control keys. As you get into a few of the softwares, even so, that simpleness can get mixed-up. We liked the internet browser, for example, was as comfortably designed as the general XMB menu system.
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