New 32 GB PSP memory stick?

**gamefreak199101** · October 21st, 2007, 21:14

Sony and SanDisk revealed a new version of Sony’s flash media last week. The PRO-HG series will theoretically be capable of capacities up to 32GB, with write speeds of up to 60MB/sec. PSP owners can celebrate that HG line is backwards compatible with the regular PRO series of cards, meaning you’ll be able to buy an HG card and use it in your PSP. You won’t get the same speed advantage, but you will be able to use the card’s ridiculous amount of storage.

The idea of a 32GB PSP is awesome. Hopefully they will be priced reasonably. Not likely, but we can hope.

**clone_of_me** · October 21st, 2007, 21:30

ITS HOMEBREW MADNESS! cant wait to get my hands on it. but if the 4 gig stick are priced at about £60 what will the 32 be like? you may be paying more than the psp just for the stick.

**gamefreak199101** · October 21st, 2007, 21:33

mee too hope this get moved to psp news

**Gene** · October 21st, 2007, 21:52

what does HG stand for? Holy Grail?

**tgm123** · October 21st, 2007, 22:00

32 Gig means complete collections and lots of movies, maybe even full seasons of tv programs!

omg omg omg ill buy this as soon as its out!

(unless its more than £200)

**gamefreak199101** · October 21st, 2007, 22:19

lol it might be more than that

**Napalm-Death** · October 21st, 2007, 22:20

Originally Posted by tgm123

32 Gig means complete collections and lots of movies, maybe even full seasons of tv programs!

omg omg omg ill buy this as soon as its out!

(unless its more than £200)

Agreed.

**firedragon_jing** · October 21st, 2007, 22:23

This is old news, I've heard about this for a year or two. I still want one of these when they come out, it will 16x my memory, allowing me to put more of everything on my PSP, making it my ultimate media center. I'll never have to worry about space, and if I do, I'm just being greedy. These are going to be awesome.

I also hope it's not over $300, but I'll probably won't get it till it drops below $200

**dejkirkby** · October 21st, 2007, 22:25

Unfortunately I would highly doubt this will be useful for homebrew. Most homebrew relies of the 1.5 kernel, which as we all know has 4gb compatibility as it's upper limit.