Post by trog @ 06:45pm 27/01/11 | 32 Comments
There's no official PR yet, but the basics are: : dual analogs sticks, a 5-inch OLED screen capable of 960x544 resolution, GPS, 3 axis movement detection, and a front and rear camera.
Portable versions of Uncharted, Killzone and some other big name brands will be launch titles, but stay tuned for more information. More details are available in the live coverage on the PlayStation blog.
Update: the full press release is now available and includes a photo of the device.
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Posted 07:05pm 27/1/11
sounds like a winning combo actually
Posted 07:05pm 27/1/11
YYYYYYES
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Posted 07:08pm 27/1/11
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Posted 07:22pm 27/1/11
Very shiny. still hate that they kept the old D-pad design though. Sucks so much for any fighting games.
Posted 07:26pm 27/1/11
no, they just denied that they new anything about the psp2. sony probably told them to keep their mouths shut.
Posted 07:29pm 27/1/11
Any info on the costs of the 3G connectivity? Hopefully they do something like Amazon did with the Kindle, giving free (though limited) 3G internet access on the device. It'd be a kick-arse multiplayer device in that case.
Posted 07:34pm 27/1/11
Fixed.
last edited by darkjedi at 19:34:28 27/Jan/11
Posted 07:36pm 27/1/11
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Posted 09:21pm 27/1/11
awesome
Posted 09:22pm 27/1/11
Posted 09:39pm 27/1/11
So this thing will store your save game data on the same card the game comes on? Does it even have a separate storage space to keep music/movies?
Posted 09:42pm 27/1/11
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Posted 10:35pm 27/1/11
I'm curious about how developers will implement the front and rear touch screen in future games.
Posted 11:01pm 27/1/11
"According to the specs released the PSP2 sports the same processor as the Tegra2 and graphics chipset as the Ipad except customized.
Tablets that use these two chips have a average battery life of 6 to 10 hours and have a price between 250 to 499. However the PSP2 uses OLED which is cheaper than LCDs the tablet uses and uses less battery power.
Not to mention the smaller size of the screen and how tablets have touchscreens, wifi and cameras, we can see the PSP having a comparable price of 299 with a better battery life than current tablets. If Sony is selling at a loss, a 250 price is likely as well.
We could see the PSP2 having quite a good battery life and price. Along with the game developers working for it, I'm sure the PSP2 will see a amazing game library and be a great handheld."
Posted 11:02pm 27/1/11
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Posted 11:34pm 27/1/11
Seriously though, PSP might interest me if they bought out some decent games. But since the original release of PSP only one still interests me, and I stopped playing it lonnnnng ago: Lumines.
Posted 11:42pm 27/1/11
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Posted 10:12am 28/1/11
No, the iPad has a single-core Cortex A8.
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