Gaming Consoles Sony

Another variation on the PSP theme, this time from 2009. This model immediately catches the eye due to the non-standard, within the line, case, made in the slider form factor. For the first time among the models of the family, in addition to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth support appeared, but there is no UMD drive, the console only works with memory cards. The hardware is traditional — a 333 MHz processor and 64 MB of RAM, but the screen has become somewhat smaller — 3.8 ". Traditionally, integration with the PlayStation 3 and PS Network support are provided.

Modification of the advanced portable Vita console, equipped, in addition to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, also with a 3G module — however, only for data transfer, telephony is not provided. The rest of the specifications are identical to the original version: a quad-core processor, its own storage in addition to the original memory card slot, a 5" OLED touch display with a touch panel on the back of the device, and classic PSP button blocks with two analogue levers. There are 2 cameras, a GPS module and an accelerometer with a gyroscope.

Although this console is not the most advanced on the market today, it still has a very impressive set of features, both basic and advanced. Technically, it is a direct successor to the original PSP and outwardly differs from it in reduced size and a new screen, and inside — doubled (up to 64 MB) RAM. Like the original, it works with MS Duo cards and UMDs and can be used not only for games, but also as a player and for accessing