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The PSP Keyboard has arrived - TyDoPad v0.01 beta |
Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: Amazon, Madruscoe, psp homebrews, Sony, XMB
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You might be a little confused here. The title says the PSP keyboard has arrived but today the news comes in the form of a homebrew application, not a USB keyboard for PSP. That's because madruscoe (also known as moneytoo from our forums) has managed to create a homebrew application which lets you make short notes and save them as .txt files on your Memory Stick using the Palm(One) Universal Wireless Keyboard.This is the only keyboard supported at the moment and the good news is you can pick them up for around $50 on Amazon and they'll work with your Palm PDA.
As homebrew veterans will probably know, this is an amazing feat because accessory giant Logic 3 has been trying to make a keyboard for the PSP for a very long time and has failed because they needed "to acquire certain information and command protocols from Sony for the PSP" which they where unable to obtain.
There's another planned PSP Keyboard on the way for Spring 2007, but we haven't heard from the company developing the product, FITC, since August 2006. Once again, the homebrew scene has continued its habit of sticking it to the man - well done to madrusco for this release!
We haven't got a Palm Wireless Keyboard handy to test it out, but we're sure that some of you must have one already for a PDA. At this time you aren't allowed to view/open/edit written text and the limit for one note is 4 kB, with the number of notes you can gave only limited by your memory stick size. This is only a beta though, so start expecting a fully-functional PSP keyboard soon. There's even talk in our forums of a prx to accept keyboard input anywhere - in the XMB, in a game or even when playing homebrew. It's a good time to own a PSP! Check out the video below.
Download: [TyDoPad v0.01 beta]
Discuss: [Forum release thread]
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thanks thanks thanks
it would be awesome to see a word processor, I'd help if i knew how to code
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about to download now...
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I have a Targus IR keyboard. (for the PDA)
I can confirm that your program pics up a signal as I type, unfortunately it shows the wrong letters on the PSP and typing goes slow.
Perhaps this could be fixed in a later version. :)
Which I truly hope :)
Success with developing..
Thanks.
P.
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What have you developed? What have you brought
to the PSP community in way of app, instead of
showing us how low your IQ really is.
We've all been waiting for a Keyboard and just
because you haven't doesn't mean you know
anything at all.
I'm done wasting my time trying to post about
how your mother should be b!tchslapped
because she failed miserably to raise a desent
member of society.
You should be bent over and @zz rapped by
every offended memeber here.
Go Kill your self please.
QJ.net Staff, please ban his IP!
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you turd.
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Unfortunately, it's meaningless without being in the PSP firmware, it won't work anywhere unless each and every homebrew program incorporates it into the program.
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Thanks
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KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
DON'T GIVE UP!
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GOOD JOB MAN!!!!!! Madruscoe rules!
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Tis owns and i want it to
Keep it going mate!
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thanks a lot!!!
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Wouldn't it be cool to be able to use the keyboard to navigate through the XMB icons, and be able to access the web-browser and chat on web-messenger. Or if a Word Processing Homebrew Application was in the making?
All-In-All the application sounds and looks great, can't wait for future releases.
;D
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Keep going... I would wait for you with the full-funution
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Could you make a "profiler" for the app?
As in, ask for ESC first, and then record ESC, (which should be on all IR kbs) and then after that, if ESC is pressed the key is skipped (for those without f1 etc..) and then go thru every key on a standard 102key layout, and ask for each key, and then when all is said and done, ask them to type a name for the Profile, and then save it the Profile.txt (where profile + what they type in for profile) thus allowing the users to upload their own IR profiles to a website..
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but it not work now, I have 3.03 OB
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