Sony today announced that Music Unlimited is now available on the PlayStation Vita. The subscription-based service has a global library of 15 million licensed songs from all major labels, independent labels, and major publishers. On the PS Vita, you can cache playlists and channels even when 3G or Wi-Fi connection isn’t available, or when you want to conserve battery life.
Music Unlimited debuted in December of 2010 and is available in 13 countries including Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, and United States. You can access the service on connected devices including any PC, Android mobile devices, Xperia handsets, the PlayStation 3, and future Bravia HDTVs.
"PS Vita’s incredible processing power and media capabilities enabled us to offer a powerful mobile listening entertainment experience to consumers, giving them access to the music they want wherever they are," said Tim Schaaff, President of Sony Network Entertainment. "Adding PS Vita to Sony Entertainment Network’s ecosystem gives users another choice of where and how to access their games, music and video, offering a truly personalized entertainment experience."