PSP Go… A Sony Mylo 2 Gaming Device

Published on June 1st,2009 at 3:54 PM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

PSP Go… A Sony Mylo 2 Gaming Device

Category: Misc - Tags: Bluetooth, Memory, Psp Go, Sony, Umd

E3 isn’t officially open but Sony’s PSP Go seems to be everywhere on the Web. Our goods friends at GameBlog.fr have some nice pictures and information about this new little gaming device.

Apparently the PSP Go will feature 16Gb of internal memory, no UMD, Bluetooth, a sliding screen (touchscreen or no touchscreen?)… and since good news never travels alone, Sony also announced the GT PSP, yes Gran Turismo will finally be available on the PSP!

Via GameBlog.fr

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Chris

finally gt psp. That was the whole reason why I bought the first psp at the beginning.
http://www.akihabaranews.com Daimaou

Me TOO !
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Is this really the final hardware for the PSP Go? It really looks very much like the Mylo.

I’m not digging the sliding mechanism, it’s gonna make the unit thicker than usual.
http://hpzone-budget.blogspot.com didi

with existence of featuring is expected can be draw attention of consumer
RuskyPeon

This is now official, and the sliding concept does not mke the psp thicker. In fact, it is 43% lighter than the original psp! : )

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