These images offer what the site claims is the first glimpse of the long-rumored device, first reported on by Gamasutra in June last year, that seeks to bring the Sony co-owned Sony Ericsson mobile phone business and its portable gaming hardware division together in a single product.
The device, which shares a similar styling to that of the PSP Go, is loaded with a version of Google's Android OS, according to Engadget and runs on a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 chip supported by 512MB of RAM. The current PSP, by way of comparison, has a 333MHz processor with 32MB of RAM.
The site claims that the system has a D-pad and shoulder buttons as well as Sony's familiar face button configuration. Engadget reports that while there's no Memory Stick slot on the device, there is support for microSD cards.
[UPDATE: A Sony Computer Entertainment Europe spokesperson initially said: "The images are definitely fake" while refusing to offer comment about the existence of the device. Sony's co-owned Sony Ericsson business and SCEE are part of disparate business units.
The company has updated its statement to sites including NowGamer to reflect a 'no comment' approach, calling the reports "rumor and speculation."]
Hmm Could the PSP2 & PSP phone be one in the same?
The spects are pretty screaming although id hope there is a good gpu incuded as well.
It could run some nice games but the reason i question if the PSP2 & PSP phone are the same is becouse it'd be insane to not have an analog stick for a game system.
I'd be greatly dissapointed and think they are out of touch if sony released another psp without 2 analogs sticks, without 1 i'd have to laugh at a poor judgment call.
It will be intresting to see how this turns out...
You see that strange circle/oval in the center of the device with the two dots on either end? Would it be possible to have analog stick/touch screen/pad capabilities? The dots would be guiders to center your finger on while having the outside area acting like a circular touch screen which would be used for either analog "area" .There seems to be too much room there to have nothing.
I don't think this peripheral is meant to compete with the 3DS or even PSP2 (it could turn out that it plays both PSP & PSP2 games, but this is certainly not the PSP2), I see it more as a way to expand the PSP brand awareness and give consumers that don't really want a dedicated gaming device the chance to get some high budget gaming. But then again, those people are probably not very interested in high profile titles, so I don't know what they're thinking. One thing I'm sure of, I'm not gonna buy this thing, I already have a phone and a PSP, and that "touch pad analogue" doesn't strike me as a superior input device to the analogue nub (which is already pretty crappy).
The spects are pretty screaming although id hope there is a good gpu incuded as well.
It could run some nice games but the reason i question if the PSP2 & PSP phone are the same is becouse it'd be insane to not have an analog stick for a game system.
I'd be greatly dissapointed and think they are out of touch if sony released another psp without 2 analogs sticks, without 1 i'd have to laugh at a poor judgment call.
It will be intresting to see how this turns out...
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