You use the Media GO! program on a PC, you buy the games from there and it transfers them to the PSP via USB.
Yes
The e1000 has no wi-fi.
No, the budget 'e1000' version is not wi-fi enabled.
Because the PSP E1000 has no wi-fi, you have the following choices, A) Some later UMDs can actually install the latest firmware themselves. B) Connect the console to a PC, you can download the update via the Media GO! tool.
You use the Media GO! program on a PC, you buy the games from there and it transfers them to the PSP via USB.
Yes
Yes, you can download Parasite Eve from the PSN and play it on a PSP E1000. You'd have to use the Media Go! tool though on a PC, to download it.
It uses PSP UMD games.
Kinda. With the PSP E1000 which can't download over wi-fi, you have to use the Media Go! tool. You purchase a game from the PSN, then use the Media Go! to download it from the PSN and copy it to your PSP via USB.
No, the PSP Street (E1000) does not have a touchscreen.
Games and applications for the PlayStation Vita are not compatible with the PlayStation Portable.
PSP games are not region locked, so yes.
The e1000 has no wi-fi.
The PSP 1000 series is often called the 'fat' or 'phat'. The e1000 is not quite the same as the 1000.
No, the budget 'e1000' version is not wi-fi enabled.
Because the PSP E1000 has no wi-fi, you have the following choices, A) Some later UMDs can actually install the latest firmware themselves. B) Connect the console to a PC, you can download the update via the Media GO! tool.