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Today's PSP Go rumor strikes us a little bizarre, but we'll admit that stranger things have happened. According to a lone source speaking to gaming site CVG, Logitech are apparently developing a UMD drive add-on which could be fitted to the PSP Go, enabling UMD media playback though "it'll make the PSP a little bulky".
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By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Dec 2nd 2009 No CommentsNintendo DSi LL suffers indignity of teardown
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Nov 24th 2009 No CommentsWe’ve marvelled at the prodigious size of the Nintendo DSi LL, freshly released in Japan this past weekend, but PC Watch took things one step further and broke open their gaming handheld. Their teardown does sadly confirm that Nintendo didn’t take advantage of the extra room to squeeze in anything especially exciting.
Nintendo DSi LL sized-up with PSP-3000: it’s vast!
By Chris Davies on Monday, Nov 23rd 2009 No Comments
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Nintendo's DSi LL hit Japanese shelves this weekend, and we hope those who braved the stores to pick up the new, oversized handheld had been doing their arm exercises; as Game Watch's comparison photos show, the "LL" moniker isn't just there for show. Shown here next to a Sony PSP-3000, the DSi LL looks, frankly, huge.
SanDisk offers new flash memory cards for gamers
By Shane McGlaun on Wednesday, Sep 30th 2009 1 CommentSanDisk makes a huge array of storage products for all sorts of devices from cameras and game consoles to computers and smartphones. SanDisk has announced a new line of memory cards that are aimed at gamers with several different formats available.
Sony announces PSP Gran Turismo entertainment pack
By Shane McGlaun on Thursday, Sep 3rd 2009 No CommentsI am not too sure about the PSP Go that will shed the UMD game capability. My broadband connection is not that great and it takes too long to download full video games for that to be viable in my house. I have to wait a good 30 minutes to download demos on the PS3 typically.
Sony PSP-4000 rumors re-examined after tipster proves mettle
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Aug 26th 2009 No CommentsWith the veracity of his information seemingly corroborated by accurately tipping the Sony PS3 Slim back in June now that the skinny console has been made official, tipster Super_Secret’s next prediction – regarding Sony’s portable gaming line – is now under the microscope. In June the anonymous source suggested that rather than phasing out UMD-based PSP models, Sony were instead preparing to replace the current PSP-3000 with a new PSP-4000.
Sony PSP Go! demands new accessories by ditching mini USB
By Chris Davies on Monday, Jun 8th 2009 1 CommentSony’s PSP Go! might be a masterpiece of miniaturization, but it’ll bring with it a shrinking feeling in your wallet, too. Set to land in the US on October 1st, the all-digital companion to the existing PSP-3000 will not only cost nigh-on twice as much as its bigger sibling, but require all new accessories thanks to a sneaky change of port type.
SlashGear Week in Review – Week 23 2009
By Chris Davies on Sunday, Jun 7th 2009 No CommentsWe’ve had a busy week here at SlashGear, with news from two shows – games-expo E3 and Computex – together with the arrival of the Palm Pre. The latter may have just a few days in the spotlight before Apple’s WWDC keynote on Monday, where we’re expecting to see a new iPhone unveiled, so get yourself up to speed with our Palm Pre review in advance of our WWDC live-blog at 10am PT tomorrow.
Sony PSP Go! gets official at E3
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jun 2nd 2009 No CommentsSony have officially announced the PSP Go!, and as expected it’s the smaller, entirely-digital sibling to the PSP-3000. Rocking a sliding form-factor with a 3.8-inch LCD display, 16GB of onboard memory, WiFi and Bluetooth and a M2 Memory Stick Micro slot, the PSP Go! drops the UMD slot from previous versions and as such is 50-percent smaller than the original PSP and 40-percent lighter.
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SlashGear Week in Review – Week 22 2009
By Chris Davies on Sunday, May 31st 2009 No CommentsSlashGear has been hanging out with Google this week, at the I/O 2009 conference. You can read our first day and second day highlights for the full details, but perhaps the most interesting news was Google’s Wave demo for iPhone and Android, and Andy Rubin’s confirmation that there should be 18-20 Android handsets on the market by the end of the year. One of those is expected to be the HTC Hero; make sure to check out the promo video for the chin-heavy smartphone.
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