Digital 1seg TV Antenna for PSP

Posted in 1seg, PSP by Chris Weber on July 17th, 2007

PSP-S310 1seg digital tv antenna for the Sony PSPWhen the new slim PSP launches on September 20th, those with 1seg digital TV available in their area will be able to pick up television signals through their handheld game console.

The PSP-S310 1seg antenna will mount on the top of the PSP similar to how the EyeToy does and according to Kotaku will bring in so-so reception until they get some kinks worked out. Good reception or not this is both really cool and almost meaningless to us in the U.S. where 1seg just isn’t available.

Those in Japan or anywhere else with 1seg can make use of the PSP-S310 antenna for about ¥6,980 ($57) along with their new slimmer PSP.

via Gizmodo

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9 Comments to “Digital 1seg TV Antenna for PSP”
  1. william Says:

    it is cool but when does it come out????????

  2. Darrin Olson Says:

    I believe it is out now, but just for those in areas that have 1seg, like Japan.

  3. stephen Says:

    can u tell me when the antenna out?
    thanks!

  4. Namza Says:

    When will the Antenna be out in Singapore

  5. Namza Says:

    when does the 1 seg antennae will be in Singapore & does this gadget can be use in Singapore

  6. roli Says:

    can i also use it on the old psp slim?

  7. ErroL07 Says:

    can it be use to any country???

  8. D-Dawg Says:

    where can I buy this antenna?!

  9. Anonymous Says:

    this pieace of crap is not worth it all the channals are in japanise

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