DLNA

Remotely access your PC, DVR, TV, and more

The PSP® and PS3® systems working together can access your PC content and more.

Did you realize that you could access your computer remotely? Well, now you know. With a PSP® system and a PLAYSTATION®3 system working together through the Digital Living Network Alliance^SM (DLNA®), it's all possible.

DNLA & PLAYSTATION®3 system

DLNA is a global collaboration of hundreds of the most trusted brands, all working together to help make computers, gaming systems, and mobile and electronic devices work together seamlessly. The PLAYSTATION®3 system is DLNA Certified, which means it can share and exchange media with other DLNA-compatible digital devices. Computers, digital video recorders and TVs? No problem. Just look for the DLNA Certified™logo. Then start streaming media content from a DNLA-enabled device right to your PSP® system.

Remote Play

Use Remote Play with a PSP® system and your PLAYSTATION®3 system to access content on your PC and other DLNA Certified devices. Wherever you are. Connect your PSP system to the PLAYSTATION®3 system from a wireless hotspot using Remote Play and you can access content on all of your DLNA-compatible digital devices: your PLAYSTATION®3 system, your PC or even your digital camera.

Find out more about DLNA at www.dlna.org.

Visit the Knowledge Center to find out more about DLNA.

*Requires an Internet connection and a PLAYSTATION®3 system.