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Tue,
Aug. 30, 2005
PSPapers.com "Babes" Volume II
PSPMagazine.com has posted a collection of PSP wallpapers from PSPapers.com. Click on the image to get the collection from PSPMagazine.com
Mon,
Aug. 29, 2005
Sony’s PlayStation Portable is Hackers Heaven
The
announcement of PlayStation Portable for most people means a new cool
gaming device, but with computer hackers the story is a bit different.
Hackers have already managed to turn it inside out and figure out how to
do things with them that Sony never intended.
more...
Brando adds new PSP Battery Pack
Brando
Workshop today added the
PSP
3600mAh Battery Pack to their accessory line. The battery pack holds
extra juice while allowing the original battery to be plugged in to it,
providing up to twice the gameplay time. The PSP 3600mAh Battery Pack
retails for $32.00, and is available now from Brando's website.
Source: PSPWorld
The Sin City UMD
Why gamers are watching movies instead.
The Great Box Office Slump of 2005 has
become a source of
endless fascination for Hollywood watchers,
who speculate that the multiplex is not long for this world. Even worse,
the demand for DVDs, the industry's current cash cow, is beginning to
plateau. It's enough to make a studio executive fear that someday soon
he'll have to forgo the Ivy in favor of Del Taco.
Yet in the midst of the misery comes a ray of hope: Sony's
half-dollar-sized Universal Media Disc, which can be used to play movies
on the company's PlayStation Portable.
more...
PSP set to revolutionize the way
people look at ’Entertainment on the Go’
Sony Computer
Entertainment aims to broaden its appeal to a more ’mature’ gaming
audience as the PSP is being promoted as more than just a games machine
-- it plays full-length movies, songs and videos, and can be used to
view images as well apart from being the gaming console it is supposed
to be.
more...
Sun, Aug. 28, 2005
Demand for Sony's PSP outstrips
supply in UK
RETAILERS are expecting the launch of Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP)
on September 1 to be an instant sellout because demand has already begun
to outstrip supply.
More than 150,000 machines will be
available in Britain on launch day, more than double the biggest launch
in this country so far of a games console, thought to be the Nintendo
DS.
more...
Sat, Aug. 27, 2005
Sony targets big boys
with all-singing and dancing games gadget
It's black, shiny
and sleek, and it's expected to become the must-have gadget for grown-up
games lovers. Priced at £180, the Sony PSP is being promoted as
more than just a games machine. Unlike its nearest rival, the
Nintendo DS, it plays full-length movies, downloads and plays songs and
video, and surfs the internet. Sony hopes its launch will break
Nintendo's near monopoly on handheld gaming and encourage adults to play
video games on the go.
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