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Merovingian
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it is a Portable Console, not a cell phone or cam, so off course it has no VGA cam.... 
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mince-inside
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From: Made in Alnwick living in Scot
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Sorry @marvingaye I was being facetious
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Merovingian
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hehhee  marvingay my ass 
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methylated_spirit
Joined: Jul 07, 2004
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From: Bonnie Scotland
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lol lol, thats what i heard on poof say to another "Marvin, Gay my ass"!
The PSP is one gadget i can do without, although it is V. cool. How do u carry all those little cd things on the bus? I'll stick with my free copy of Metro, thankyouverymuch (crusty old curmudgeon)
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Scorchio
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At the end of the day, you just cant beat good old solitare on the P900 
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Sirhackalot
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i heard the the memory card will be a ms duo
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methylated_spirit
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Either that, or a regular sized MemoryStick. Probably for saving games, like the memorycard on the Playstations.
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axxxr
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Wireless Watch Japan have a great video from the Tokyo Game Show 2004 featureing the Sony PSP.
The video shows actual game play of the Sony PSP. The screen of the PSP just looks amazing. It is a pitty that we have to wait till next year to get a Sony PSP outside of Japan. There is still no exact date and price for the Sony PSP in Japan. The Video shows also Sony's nice idea to have models run around at the show with Sony PSP game consoles on their belts to offer visitors to try the PSP.
About the Sony PSP Video Report:
"The Tokyo Game Show opened yesterday, with all the usual fanfare, at Makahare Messe in Chiba. Amid the pounding music, laser light shows and the 3G's -- Games, Geeks and Girls -- we found what has been one of the most highly anticipated product debuts of the season, Sony's new PlayStation Portable. WWJ was on the scene to get some close-up video of the PSP during it's first public display, the device is also Sony Entertainments first step into the mobile gaming market.
PSP VIDEO
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Wazuki
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Mmm...
Thats it! Im saving money and buying japanese version. Btw, axxxr, do you know. Will psp have region protection or it can launch any region umd?
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axxxr
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On 2004-09-26 23:05:53, Wazuki wrote:
Mmm...
Thats it! Im saving money and buying japanese version. Btw, axxxr, do you know. Will psp have region protection or it can launch any region umd?
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It will have region protection.
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Wazuki
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Ugh. What a pain :-(
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BOSSHOGG
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They've still not confirmed a price or an actual release date. And still not confirmed if they'll be doing movies(who'd want another exclusive format?), still no confirmed battery life and there's a mammoth 300usd rumoured price tag on it. Yet they stil insist it's launching this year in japan. Meanwhile gizmondo(a failure already, hasn't got a chance) launches in nov with all sorts of stuff like gps. Can't remember the price. And the ds is coming out nov 22 for 150usd This message was posted from a Z600
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Wazuki
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And they say there will be another gameboy, coz ds is not a gameboy.
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axxxr
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Final PSP Retail System Specs
A few changes, a few choice bits of new detail.
Sony Computer Entertainment's official website for the PlayStation Portable updated over the week of the Tokyo Game Show with the final details on the hardware specifications of the retail version of the PSP and UMD format. While some minor details may still be subject to change, the system is just about locked down for production at this point. Also to note, these are not the technical specifications, meaning that polygon count and other techie terms are not in the detail sheet -- this is more an overall look at the system and its capabilities, for retailers and publishers to know the dimensions and other relevant details of the unit itself.
Those relevant details include a few new pieces of information. The new list, which is in most ways identical to the list handed out at E3 and detailed in IGN's PSP FAQ, lists the pack-in features for the Japanese version of the PSP. The bundled accessories will include the AC adapter, the battery pack (which is removable with some minor installation work, but will probably just be included pre-installed), a pair of headphones (with a remote control dongle on the cord, assumedly for volume adjustment since more complex and feature-packed LCD-based remote dongles like that on an iPod can be expensive), and a carrying pouch.
The specs also reconfirm the ability to play MP3 audio in addition to ATRAC3plus audio -- although this doesn't specifically say that the handheld will be able to read any MP3 file off the memory stick, it's a fairly clear indication (Audio UMDs will use ATRAC3+.) Region and parental encoding is mentioned as an access control of the UMD software specification, but it is unknown if this will be used for all formats of UMD (the movie industry may force it, but SCE has indicated in the past that it plans to keep the games region-free.) Standard battery life, which has never been a part of the retail or developer specs, are again left off the list -- Sony has addressed battery life publicly at E3, stating a maximum of 10 hours and a minimum of 2 hours of runtime, but has not yet released a benchmark of the average expected battery life.
Below are the latest PSP specs, accurate as of September 24, 2004. We'll have more info (including details on the bundled US accessories, if that changes when the system launches here later next year) as things develop.
PSP SPECIFICATIONS
TRADEMARK PSP¢â portable game system
COLOR BLACK
SYSTEM ID PSP-1000
SIZE Approximately 170 x 23 x 74mm (width x height x depth) (case measurement only -- not including button and analog stick elevation)
WEIGHT Approximately 270 g (battery weight included)
CPU PSP CPU (1 - 333 MHz operating frequency)
MAIN MEMORY 32MB
BUILT-IN DRAM 4MB
SCREEN 4.3 inches, 16 : 9 widescreen TFT liquid crystal display
480 x 272 pixels, 16,770,000 color depth
Maximum 200cd/ m©÷ contrast ratio (with Brightness Control)
SOUND Stereo built-in speakers
MAIN I/O IEEE802.11b (Wi-Fi) standards
USB 2.0 (Target)
Memory Stick PRO Duo
IrDA
IR Remote (SIRCS standards)
PORTS Memory Stick Duo slot
USB slot
External power supply terminals
Battery charging terminals
Headphone / Microphone plugs
BUTTONS & CONTROLS Directional Pad (up / down / left / right)
Analog stick
¡â, 0, X, ¡à (Triangle, Circle, X, Square) buttons
L & R trigger (1 on each side)
START, SELECT, HOME
POWER / HOLD switch
Wireless LAN switch (on / off)
OPEN switch (UMD)
POWER SOURCE Built-in lithium ion battery
External AC adapter
BUILT-IN DRIVE UMD Drive (Playback only)
FORMATS PSP Game
UMD Audio
UMD Video
CODEC FORMATS Video: H.264 / AVC MP Level3
Audio: ATRAC3 plus, MP3
SECURITY ENCODING 128bit AED encryption
Copyright protection technology: MagicGate
ACCESS CONTROL Region and Parental lock-out
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION Infrastructure mode (Networking functions)
Ad-hoc mode (maximum 16 connections) (Local wireless LAN functions)
BUNDLED PERIPHERALS AC Adapter
Battery Pack
Headphones (Remote Control-equipped)
Pouch
UMD SPECIFICATIONS
DESIGN See-through shutter-free case
SIZE Approximately 65 x 4.2 x 64mm (width x height x depth)
MASS Approximately 10g
DISC DIAMETER 60mm ¥Õ
MAXIMUM STORAGE CAPACITY Single-sided, dual-layer 1.8GB
LASER 660nm (red)
ENCRYPTION 128bit AES
FORMATS PSP Game (full function)
UMD Audio (codecs: ATRAC3plus, PCM, <MPEG4 AVC>)
UMD Video (codecs: MPEG4 AVC, ATRAC3plus, PNG subtitles)
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axxxr
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In the November issue of Official UK PlayStation Magazine, the pricing of the PSP was finally announced. We can only hope that this is from the mouths of Sony and not a fake.
So here we go:
* PSP Package 1: $199.99
* 1 Rechargable Battery
* 1 Charger (for the battery)
* 32MB MemoryStick duo
* PSP Package 2: $299.99
* 1 Rechargable Battery
* 1 Charger
* 64MB MemoryStick Duo
* Strap with built-in Headphones
* Camera
* PSP Package 3: $ 349.99
* 1 Rechargable battery
* 1 Charger
* 256MB MemoryStick Duo
* Strap with built-in Headphones
* Camera
* Aluminium Case
* GPS Device
* Translation Software (TalkMan)
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