The new PSP rumoured to be unveiled at E3 this year won’t be the PSP2 or PSP-4000, but something much more left field, according to new tittle-tattle. Want to know what’s in and what’s out of this mysterious new PSP? Read on…
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Techie Breakie: Spotify third party apps are go, Wii Fit weights and Sony Ericsson Idou due October?
You’ve had your cornflakes already and brunch is still hours away. What could possibly fill that gaping hole in your stomach? How about a smorgasbord of all the breaking tech news? Read on for your techie breakie!
We’ve heard before about a Sony PSP2 device, a next-gen handheld console that will reportedly dispense with the much-maligned UMD drive and focus more on downloadable content. Well, now an insider source says it’s coming very soon – and has been designed to smash Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch into a million tiny pieces.
Yup, it’s almost the end of the week. Want to make that Friday feeling even more fantastic though? Kick back and graze on our round up of all the latest tech news. Read on for techie breakie!
The Sony PSP2, Sony’s successor to its handheld multimedia console, almost certainly won’t feature a disc drive for retail games. Dave Perry, respected videogames industry veteran and Chief Creative Officer at Acclaim, had already said the PSP2 wouldn’t feature a UMD disc drive. But Sony has, until now, denied this. Now it has edged closer than ever before to admitting the “stupid battery-sucking” drive (as Perry put it) is out.
The PSP2 is totally on its way. Probably. Whatever happens, it’s creating a bit of a spat between Sony and PSP2 whistle-blower Dave Perry, creator of Earthworm Jim, founder of Shiny Entertainment and currently Chief Creative Officer at Acclaim. Sony man John Koller dismissed Perry’s statements claiming he “didn’t even know who the guy was until a month ago.”
The Sony PSP2 is on the way, and due to launch possibly by autumn 2009, according to Dave Perry, founder of Shiny Entertainment and current Chief Creative Officer at Acclaim. And it won’t have a “stupid battery-sucking UMD disc drive”.