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The "real" features of the redesigned PSP? |
Listed in: PSP Tags: Bluetooth, Flash Memory, Sony
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The PlayStation Portable community was literally rocked when gaming site Kotaku unloaded tons of details for the much-rumored redesigned handheld console. However, the said report met skepticisms from the gaming community particularly the info on the 8GB worth of internal flash memory and alleged shift to LED screen.Website Rumor Reporter, furthermore, categorically stated today that the said story is indeed misleading and (we quote) is "mainly factually inaccurate." Quite interestingly, the said site maintained that it has more credible sources and is now divulging what they call as the "real" details of the PSP Slim. Here's the list:
- New slimmer PSP is indeed in the works. Hardware is essentially the same, and will NOT have any big speed increases.
- There's no longer a UMD Tray, but a slot loader instead. Design is supposed to have an even "cleaner" look, much like the DS Lite.
- The screen is the exact same size, and is sidekick-esque. This means that there's some sort of a flip-factor, making the overall system even smaller.
- The screen is still LCD, not LED. Either way, battery-life will obviously be improved.
- Sony is considering bluetooth capabilities.
- Underneath the screen is the home button, the brightness controls and the volume button. This revision will also include all-new controls for chapter skipping with UMD movies and music tracks.
- Not 8GB of on-board memory. 4GB is more likely. However, the storage capacity could change.
Until that time comes, we're all free to speculate right?
Via Rumor Reporter
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*hugs 3.30 OE-A PSP*
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Online site? lol.
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Dumbasses!
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NO WIRELESS-N??!!
NO TOUCHSCREEN??!!
WTF??!!
this is not an upgrade this is a retrograde!!!!
screw $$$ony
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Many people will feel cheated cause they bought an older version of the psp and here comes one thats totally different.
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You come out as being the dumb-ass and probably a kid who needs a smack in the face. Annoying lil piece of *****.
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because it said that it doesent have a umd tray
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I guess they just forgot to list "totally homebrew-proof, non-downgradeable firmware as standard" in the features...
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But once they do appear im defienlty getting one ;)
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Maybe sony is hoping that it gets hacked quikly/is left open for hacking so the massive homebrew community rushes to upgrade and buy there new PSP systems!!
eyy??
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Tehmastr all of that stuff has been thought up by them and they said adding this would not be a great idea, when a psp 2 comes out possibly. Besides Your a xbox fanboy since your saying screw sony, get out of the sony fourms, your just as bad as the guy mister know it all.
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and im not gonna pay 170 dollars for 8gb internal memory
i boght in portugal a 4gb for only 52 euros
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" I think they mean LED backlit LCD's, they save on battery life and can give a brighter picture"
and Timmy, LCD (Liquid Cristal Display) don't produce any light and are alway backlit when used as screens. LEDs and LCDs are completly different...
I'M A NERD AND PRORD OF IT!!! xD
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Small disk instead of UMD's
TILT-SENSITIVE
Two joy sticks
6GB worth of internal flash memory
And a cleaner look
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Almost all LCD screens created before this year are frontlit, they are less efficient, tend to be duller and can have an inconsistent brightness over the screen. Backlit LCD screen have recently becoming popular, with new MacBook Pros as one example of this technology being used.
PSP currently uses backlit LCD screens, the badly worded article posted by QJ intends to say, "The screen is still a standard LCD screen, not LED backlit. Either way, battery-life will obviously be improved."
Please hand in your Nerd license at the door
And to Mabie A.: Get bent, seriously. The article was very badly worded, and caused confusion amongst the readers.
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Personnaly, I think Plasma screens are better (I like the contrast xD)
To pspupdates : Stop with all the "New psp model news" every other day! there getting annoying + /
ps : knowing that linux's mascot is nammed tux and that mario has a hat because his hair would have been too complicaded to draw, I shall keep my "nerd license" ;)
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Come on who agrees w/ me.
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OLEDs have so much better contras ratio 100000:1 i fink? They r really thin sony should definetly look into these
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But i would love 2 see sony created psp2 on 2009.
With some cool features such as:
Touch screen.
( add on RJ45 plug like usb ) for people doesn't have wireless internet.
PS. I wish sony and microsoft =get together? I want to see PSP2 or PSP3 with a Microsoft Word and etc.
MY DREAM?
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LCD, not LED!!!
like I said before, LED's produce light... so there's NO POINT in theme being back or frontlit...
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Four types of LCD screens
1. Unlit LCD screen. A screen which relies on ambient light filtering through the screen to light it up. Eg calculator, GBA (orig)
2. LED Frontlit LCD screen. Same thing, except with white LED lights to the side, but slightly infront of the screen. The light filtering across the screen lights it up. Eg. Mobile phones, PSP.
3. Cathode lamp frontlit LCD screen. Same thing as #2, replace LED with a minature cathode tubes. Used in larger screens. Eg. LCD TV's, Laptops
4. LED backlit LCD screen. Same thing again, but this time the LED's are _directly behind_ the LCD screen. Eg. Macbook Pros, Rumoured PSP revision.
If you still disagree, search wikipedia for "backlight", "LED" and "LCD". EG "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backlight"
There are no commercially manafactured LED screens (other than a LiteBrite :P). But recent advances in tech have made OLED (Organic LED) screens viable. These do not require front or backlighting as they produce light themselves.
The rumour for PSP applies to LED backlit LCD screen. I'd imagine that it would be very likely for Sony to include this tech in the next iteration of PSP as the price is cheaper than OLED, and current draw is less than LED frontlit LCD sceens.
I love being the only correct person on a whole forum, it makes the comments section a great read. Keep up the good work, guys.
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And call me a fanboy, I have a N64, Xbox, Gamecube, GBC, GBA, GBA SP, DS, Wii, PS2, and PSP.
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