Sony 2 GB Memory Stick Pro Duo

The Sony 2GB Memory Stick Pro Duo is fantastic! When I first saw these little babies I was shocked at just how small and thin they were and just how much they could hold. I use this with my Sony Ericsson w800i although it can be used for most Sony Ericssons and mainly for PSP's. Before this card I had a 512mb one which came with the phone and whilst pretty big, I found that I would have to occasionally delete a few songs to make space for others. With this new 2gb stick thats no longer a problem as I can fill it up as much as I want withought any fears of reaching the limit. This card is capable of holding way over 500 songs and still have ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ---------------- This memory stick is fantastic, large, cheap and popular. For use with PSP, certain Sony digital cameras, certain sony ericsson phones (such as W810i) It is impressive in size at a 2GB storage which is more than enough for your save games, pictures, videos and songs for your psp, phone,cameras etc.. Aesthetics and Price ---------------------------- Its also quite a good looking stick which comes in a range of colours, the official being blue. I had a black one before which was very easy to put into memory card slot on both PSP and Phone. Plus I have seen this card for as cheap as £4.00 !! on Ebay, thats a ...  Read the complete review

This product is the 2gb memory stick which can be used in the Sony PSP console. I currently have a PSP and have changed memory sticks several times. At first I had the 32 mb version which came with the console, I then bought the 512mb version. However I have found the 512mb version to still be too small and I needed a much bigger memory stick in order to store all that I wanted on my PSP. The actual stick: The memory stick is a very small plastic card, just larger than the size of your thumb and slots into the side of the PSP. It is potentially hard to lose but you should not need to take it out of your PSP that much. It is very strong and will ...  Read the complete review