| The first million Value Packs are packe with a special UMD of Spiderman 2. And In Japan about 4,800 PSP units have been send back due to costomer complaints of the Square button being "off-center." The reason this is probably happening is when Sony as designing the PSP for it to have a screen that size the Square button needed to be moved slightly ot the left. |
| PSP Specs Release date: 03/24/05 Price: $249 CPU: MIPS R4000 Display: 4.3-inch, 480x272, TFT LCD Features: Wi-Fi, MPEG-4 video, MP3, ATRAC, Dimensions: 6.7 in x 2.91 in x 0.91 in Weight: 8.36 ounces Battery life: 2.5-8 hours |
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| Here we are again with another launch update on another system It seems like 2005 is the year for handheld gamers. Well Anyway back to the PSP. This system the PSP or Playstation Portable. This is the first hand held system and it is the handheld system put out by Sony ever. Some specs of the PSP system. Oh yeah every picture you click will be enlarged. |
| Sony released this system in Japan and had very inadiqute results compared to the Nintendo DS launch in December. This Value pack of the PSP will include the PSP a 32MB memory stick duo, headphones with remote control, litium-ion battery, a soft case, AC adapter, cleaning cloth, and a UMD demo disk packed with movie, video and video game footage. |
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| The PSP unit accepts the Memeory Stick Duo and the UMD format. Each of the PSP UMD games comes in its own plastic case to prevent from scratching and dust. The PSP unit also has a parental feature in which it can be set to allow only for example Teen games and below to be played. But most people will neglect on telling their parents on this feature. |
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| The new Memorey stick duo will be tranluctent just like the picture on the left. Why do they change to the new one you ask? Well for some reason neon accessories accract gamers for some reason or another. |
| The Sony PSP has built-in 802.11b Wi-Fi support that allows up to 16 PSPs to connect to each other over an ad hot wireless network. The PSP also supports an "infrastructure" mode that will allow the PSP to connect to the Internet through a wireless access point, such as a wireless router at home or a public Internet hot spot, but Sony hasn't implemented the infrastructure mode yet |
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