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Unconfirmed: PSP Slim to Offer 8GB Internal Flash, Improved Everything

Ash over at Kotaku has the scoop on a tarted-up PSP supposedly headed our way sometime soon. According to his sources, the new PSP isn’t PSP2, but a slimmer, faster version of the original.

The PSP Slim (or PSP Lite), is going to have a new LED screen, new battery life, faster UMD drive, 8GB internal flash and a much better D-Pad. The price? Hopefully under $170, which is around what the current PSP is going for sans extras.

PSP Slim Details Revealed [Kotaku]

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  • Tim

    Hopefully they’ll move the analog stick up to the top left of the unit… I have kinda chunky, unladylike hands & fingers, so when I’m playing a game with lots of analogue control I start to cramp up after 10 minutes or so! I don’t have much need for a camera, but there are probably a few other little things they could do to improve the remodel;

    - better support for multimedia (eg avi, divx etc) so we don’t have to convert everything to the proprietary PSP format before watching. Me and most of my mates with PSPs use it more for watching video while our partners are shopping for their 100th brown handbag.

    - on that note, improve connectivity; I use TVersity to stream media around my house, and would be neat to also watch it on PSP.

    - enable the PSP to function with PCs as a control device (kinda like the 360 wireless adapter for 360 console pads). I know it’s enabled for PS3s, but there’s a much bigger market out there for computers and I reckon plenty of gaming fanboys would buy one, if you could connect it to HL2 or whatever acne scarred unsociable freaks are playing these days.

  • Brodie

    Hey does anyone know wen its hitting australia?

    and how much its guna cost

    email me: vote-4-pedro-93@hotmail.com

    i will apreciate it

    thanx=D

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