Memory Stick Pro Duo, But Missing Adapter Slot On Newer Laptop PC? Connect Using USB Instead

This video will show you how to connect a Memory Stick Pro Duo to a PC by using a regular USB port to transfer data from MS Duo.

Some modern PC laptops don't have the required slot/port for connecting a standard Memory Stick Pro Duo adapter. There are several different OEM adapters that allow the user to connect MS Pro Duo to a computer by using the regular USB port on the computer.

Related -- You can also disguise a Micro SD card to work from inside a Memory Stick Pro Duo shell adapter. Research device and firmware compatibility first.

I think the best method is an all-in-one standard USB stick with MSDuo and MicroSD support.

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Did you know that you can use a PSP for the following things? Depending on the model # and chipset as well as the Firmware type, hacking/jailbreaking may not even be necessary:

Operating signed eBoots, viewing satellite maps, GPS, thermostat, thermometer, camera (add-on), emulation/roms, real-time global currency calculator, unit converter, Shoutcast/Icecast player, RSS client, FTP client, torrent client, color-code converter (HEX=RGB=PMS), HTML writer/reader, PDF reader, Flash player games and videos (.swf), DosBox, Windows 3.1, Win95, Win98, Windows XP, Linux, video player (.mp4), audio player (.mp3, .wav, .pls, .m3u), infrared support (PSP1000, PSP2000), Telxon/barcode scanner, PDA, ebook reader, multi-format file viewer, web/html/php/xml/txt browser, code reader and writer with syntax highlighting (html/css/java/php/xml), monospaced code reader and editor, guitar tablature viewer (with adjustable auto scrolling), alarm clock, worldwide rolodex and global timezone indicator, music jukebox, language trainers, star mapping tools, strobe light and ambient screen effects.

Sony released the PSP in 2005. This device was nearly a full decade ahead of it's time. Only HTML-5 could be daunting to the mighty PSP.
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