A Memory Stick is for the saving of user data, on Sony's consoles. The consoles themselves typically (PSP, PS1, PS2, etc) do not have a hard drive, and cannot store any data apart from some personal settings, and their own internal firmware. If you want to create game save files, or download from the PlayStation Network, or play MP3's and video files, then you need a memory stick to put them on.
Having things on a memory stick also makes it easier to carry the saved games and other personal data around.
There is a function built into the camera for this specific purpose: Home --> Manage Memory (memory stick icon) --> Memory Tool --> Copy This function will copy the internal memory to a new folder on the memory stick.
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In general, PSP games do not 'need' a memory stick for you to be able to play them, but they do need it to store saved game data as the PSP itself has no inbuilt space for that function.
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A memory stick is electric that holds lots of memory and thing from your computer
Yes - unless the memory stick is formatted.
You can transfer memory stick data to Gmail easily. It can be done via attaching the memory stick to computer. Then attaching files by browsing the memory stick.
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NO, a PSP's memory stick is a memory stick pro duo. A dsi's is a sanDisk
To boot Windows 7 from a memory stick, insert the memory stick into a USB drive on the powered off the computer. Turn the computer on and it should boot from the memory stick.
you look at the memory stick and see what it says