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PSP GO! Officially Announced
06/02/2009 Written by Kyle P.
The long rumored PSP GO! has officially been announced by Sony, at their E3 press conference. It has 16 GB internal flash memory, and is 50% smaller and 40% lighter than the original PSP-1000. The PSP GO! will launch in November for an initial price point of $250.
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well they already said it was official awhile back ago.. no new news.
$250.00, ouch.
Ya the price tag probably is a little high, but at least the 300 is $169.
cant wait for october!
Whoa, that’s expensive for the bare unit. I hope they mean that it is part of a package/bundle for $250. It just doesn’t seem like there is much there for the extra money; have they announced the internal specs yet (other than 16GB flash)? Is there more cache or a faster processor in this thing? Anything on UMD replacement/conversion? I’ve also seen nothing about a multi-touch screen either – I assume this isn’t in there.
I’m pretty underwhelmed by this, as I was hoping to find something to make me upgrade from my PSP-1000. Bluetooth and flash memory in exchange for a smaller screen just isn’t enough at this point. Oh well, I’ll keep waiting for the PSP2 I suppose.
Just a redesign not a new PSP.
Just when it was time to unveil the PSP GO, I like how the presenter said “And now, the worst-kept secret of E3…” HAHahahahhahaaahaaa! Priceless.
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