With the company's UMD format faltering, Sony on Wednesday turned to its Memory Stick as a new way to deliver movies to its popular PSP portable game system. Starting in August, the company will ship 1GB and 2GB sticks that come with a DVD copying application that would be able to transfer select movies from DVD to the PSP. To use the application, the installer would be loaded onto a PC. From there, the user would enter an unlock code that would permit them to transfer one movie from the DVD over to the device. Movies that would be permitted to be transferred will be "Hitch," "S.W.A.T.," "The Grudge" or "XXX: State of the Union." The 1GB Memory Stick will retail for $60 USD, while the 2GB model would sell for $100 USD.

hmmm

First, it's Sony so the software will suck.

Secondly, limiting the movies to the crappiest ones there are is not a good choice. Make it open to all movies you idiots. If they already have the DVD, they're aren't pirating. If they're using netflix or blockbuster, you'd run into that same "pirate" issue with the movies they do allow... hello? what am I missing here.