Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Sony PlayStation Portable/PSP2 Unveiled Specs And Features

At last Sony has leaked the PlayStation Portable (PSP)2, codenamed “Next Generation Portable”, at the PlayStation Meeting 2011 in Tokyo. This new product comes with a lot of amazing features. Not only unveil PSP 2 new product, Sony has also announced the list of the first games that will be available for the NGP.



So what are awesome features built in this Next Generation Portable? The NGP comes with an ARM Cortex A9 core CPU (4 core) and an SGX543MP4 GPU. The device display has a 5-inch OLED touchscreen with a resolution of 960×544. In comparison, the current PSP has a 4.3-inch LCD with 480 × 272 resolution.

The storage in the device, via a “new type of mini flash memory cards” has a new “super oval” form factor. The touch pad on the rear allows users to ‘Touch, Grab, Trace, Push and Pull’ objects in games from the back. Make all move controllable.

The Next Generation Portable, measures in at 182.0 x 18.6 x 83.5mm. About the connectivity features 3G and WiFi IEEE 802.11b/g/n , front and rear cameras, dual analog sticks, tilt-sensitive SIXAXIS controls, GPS, built-in stereo speakers, mic, and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR.

The company will also be offering two special features with the PSP2, “LiveArea” and “Near”. What are they? The new LiveArea interface will allow users to share the fun and excitement with other players. It will be the gamers’ window for picking games on the PSN network. Like an online game. With the “Near” feature, you will also be able to contact other players around you to share information about games.

Sony also unveiled the list of the first batch of games includes Call of Duty, Uncharted Portable, Hot Shots Golf Next, Killzone, Wipe Out, Resistance, Monster Hunter, Yakuza, Gravity Daze, and Little Deviants.

For all PSP lover, stay tuned for fresh info about when PSP 2 NGP will be available.

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