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                <p>SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Sony revealed that it was adding a streaming music service to PlayStation Portable handheld gaming gadgets next week.</p>
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A Music Unlimited service powered by Qriocity will let PSP users with PlayStation Network accounts tap into a library of millions of songs stored on computers in the Internet "cloud" beginning April 14, according to Sony.</p>
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PSP devices will need to be connected wirelessly to the Internet at "hotspots" to access tunes, according to the Japanese consumer electronics titan.</p>
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The service already streams music to personal computers and an array of Sony devices including newer model Bravia televisions, Blu-ray disk players and PlayStation 3 videogame consoles.</p>
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"PSP owners can also enjoy a common and synchronized music experience on their PS3 systems as well as PCs and other network-enabled Sony devices without the need to manage or transfer music files," Sony said in a release.</p>
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Sony charges a $3.99 monthly subscription fee for basic Music Unlimited service, which offers commercial free listening.</p>
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