Cable allows easy hook-up of third party GPS systems

Posted Oct 22nd 2007 11:40AM by Andrew Yoon
Filed under: Homebrew, Peripherals

Tired of waiting for SCEA to bring the official GPS peripheral to the States? A cable manufacturer is trying to ease the pain by allowing you to connect standard third party GPS devices to the PSP. Obviously, it'll require a bit of tricky "haxz0rzing," but there's plenty of documentation on how to make your PSP an affordable GPS device. With a new upcoming cable, it'll even work on the new PSP-2000 systems.

[Via Engadget]

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10-22-2007 @ 12:34PM

p-diddy said...

haz0rzing is teh new haX0ring.

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