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by Aaron Linde, Aug 14, 2008 11:43am PDT
New listings and technical documents for a revised version of Sony's PSP handheld have appeared on the FCC's website, according to a Gizmodo report.
Going by the accompanying illustrations, the newest revision—model number PSP-3000—appears virtually indistinguishable from the most recently released version of the PSP hardware, the Slim and Lite PSP-2000.
The PSP-3000 hardware still makes use of the system's proprietary UMD media, and incorporates 802.11b Wi-Fi functionality similar to previous hardware iterations.
During a roundtable discussion at this year's E3, Sony Computer Entertainment America CEO Jack Tretton stated that further hardware revisions would be aimed at securing the device and lowering manufacturing costs. Any substantial changes in the PSP-3000 will likely be internal, focused on preventing would-be pirates from cracking the oft-exploited handheld.
Sony has yet to make an official announcement for the hardware, but will likely reveal more information in the near future.
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PSP movies should be 10$, not 20.
And PSP games should be 30-40, not 50.
Most PSP games are large games... but PS2 games were bigger. (most of the time) and I felt okay paying 50 bucks for those... not so much for a game 2/3 the size.
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