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ZOverLord writes "Onlytherightanswers.com has a great guide on how to use all the possible features available in the PSP Browser and shows how to save and copy files, transfer files without a USB cable, and limit Out Of Memory errors."
Yes, web browsing, AAC and H.264 support is good, but Sony didn't HAVE to break homebrew software to support them.
Having both could have been good for the platform, instead of pushing the homebrewers into the same camp as the pirates, who will have worked out a way of patching 2.0 soon enough anyway.
Anyway, enjoy your PSPs - you're lucky to have a wife who likes the same toys as you!
If they can use a Word Processor, chances are they'll do fine.
Honestly, what more do you need to know to run a computer? Someone working at Target *grin* isn't going to have to be able to argue whether Internet Explorer's CSS2 rendering is bad or not.
It's a nice bonus for those of us who don't own a laptop (or carry one around all day.) There's a whole range of free wifi points around the city here, and while I won't say it's an amazingly useful feature, but it's a nice bonus to be able to check webmail ect. while waiting for the bus/train/sitting in a cafe.