Sony Playstation We Browsing

I was intrigued to see that it's possible to change the IP address on the
PS2 to go to any. But this is a very "inelegant" way of browsing the web.

Is there any other ways of using the PS/2 in a more friendly way for web
browsing?

Has any one else built or found an existing web-page suitable to be a
start-off point for PS/2 web browsing?

Anyone found a hack to use the PS/2 as a networked jukebox for MP3 files?

Interesting possibilities!

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Kathy Burke
<leavemealone@?.?> writes
>I was intrigued to see that it's possible to change the IP address on the
>PS2 to go to any. But this is a very "inelegant" way of browsing the web.
>
>Is there any other ways of using the PS/2 in a more friendly way for web
>browsing?

Get the Linux kit - download Mozilla Firebird (bit clanky) or dillo
Bob


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robert of northworthige

"Kathy Burke" <leavemealone> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I was intrigued to see that it's possible to change the IP address on the
> PS2 to go to any. But this is a very "inelegant" way of browsing the web.
>
> Is there any other ways of using the PS/2 in a more friendly way for web
> browsing?
>
> Has any one else built or found an existing web-page suitable to be a
> start-off point for PS/2 web browsing?

http://www.brookfresh.co.uk/

> Anyone found a hack to use the PS/2 as a networked jukebox for MP3 files?

If you run a web server on your home PC, then it's rather simple to connect
into that, and access your files.

Baz