SonyNetwork Entertainment announced that beginning April 14, PlayStation Portable (PSP) owners with PlayStation Network (PSN) IDs will be able to access Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity, a new cloud-based digital music service which lets music lovers listen to millions of songs and easily discover new music from major and independent labels from around theworld.PSP owners can also enjoy a common and synchronized music experience on their PlayStation 3 computer entertainment systems as well as PCs and other network-enabled Sony devices without the need to manage or transfer music files.Music Unlimited debuted in the U.K. and Ireland in December 2010 and became available in France, Germany, Italy and Spain in January 2011, then later launched in the United States, Australia and New Zealand in February 2011, representing one of the fastest global rollouts ever seen for a digital music service.Music Unlimited service gives users the music they want,when they want it. It offers instant streaming access to a catalogue of over seven million songs on any PC or laptop, as well as a variety of Sony devices, including Sony’s 2010 and 2011 models of network-enabled BRAVIA TVs, Blu-Ray Disc players, Blu-Ray Disc Home Theatre systems, as well as PlayStation 3, VAIO laptops and now the PlayStation Portable. It will also become available on a wider range of Sony’s portable devices, Android-based mobile devices, and other portable devices.By studying users’ listening habits and incorporating their preferences, “Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity” delivers dozens of personalized music channels uniquely tailored to their tastes, commercial-free and uninterrupted, with unlimited skips. Consumers can try the Premium service free for 30-days.
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