Internet radio from what I've read just hooks-up to audio streams from a couple websites that you're locked into getting streams from, unless you feel like going the old tunneling-trick-via-PC route and forcing the PSP to connect to a website of your own choice.
And technically (even though it doesn't apply to anywhere outside Japan), fat PSP gets shafted also on that as the PSP-2000 (easier to call the slims that) can use their TV-tuner with the thing.
The internal memory on the PSP-fat is near full from what I've extrapolated from the homebrew community.
But if Skype really needed a fair amount, it feels like a waste to even put it on the PSP-2000 to begin with.
(N-Gage2.0 anyone?)
[EDIT] And yeah, I'm with agreement on the whole 50,000 versions of the PS3 thing. Nice to see Sony being a hypocrite though, considering they downplayed the 360 back at launch for its 2-SKU strategy.
And technically (even though it doesn't apply to anywhere outside Japan), fat PSP gets shafted also on that as the PSP-2000 (easier to call the slims that) can use their TV-tuner with the thing.
The internal memory on the PSP-fat is near full from what I've extrapolated from the homebrew community.
But if Skype really needed a fair amount, it feels like a waste to even put it on the PSP-2000 to begin with.
(N-Gage2.0 anyone?)
[EDIT] And yeah, I'm with agreement on the whole 50,000 versions of the PS3 thing. Nice to see Sony being a hypocrite though, considering they downplayed the 360 back at launch for its 2-SKU strategy.