Showing posts with label Portable Console. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portable Console. Show all posts

October 28, 2011

The Sony PSP Vita to officially launch in February 22, 2012 - US market can pre-order now


The Sony PSP Vita was given an official launch date recently. In the US, the portable gaming system will be available starting February 22, 2012. That's still far from now, but for those who are craving to get one ahead of everyone else, Sony is now accepting pre-orders of the PSP Vita 3G + WiFi for $350 at select retail locations. The device comes in a bundle, so aside from the PSP console, you'd also be getting a limited edition PSP Vita case, 4GB memory card, and a copy of Little Deviants game. When you pre-order you will receive your PSP Vita a week ahead of the North America launching on February. So for PSP Vita fans this is really good news to you all.


August 17, 2011

Skype will be available on the Sony PlayStation Vita


Skype just announced that the instant messaging and the video calling service that the world loves will be available on the Sony PlayStation Vita. This will make Skyping from the said device, which is a portable gaming console, become available. For those gaming addicts out there who are also planning to get the next generation PlayStation Portable, then this is good news for you. 

June 9, 2011

Sony announces the Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita)


At E3, Sony have given a name to the nest iteration of the popular portable gaming console that the Japanese company have. Previously known as the Sony PlayStation Next Generation Portable, is now officially known as the PlayStation Vita or simply PS Vita. The portable gaming system will be sold for $249 for the WiFi only version and the 3G capable PS Vita will be sold for $299. With regards to when the device will be launched  is still a question we want to have an answer. Anyway, head over after the break to read Sony's official press release.

February 3, 2011

Sony PSP NGP's first high-res commercial


The Sony PlayStation NGP, the next generation portable entertainment system from Sony, now has a video that flaunts not only the capabilities of the portable game console but also games that will make their way into the Sony NGP. The video also gives us a peek on how that rear touch pad will work on a game. Enjoy the video after the break.

January 29, 2011

Sony NGP (PSP 2) will be priced lower than the PS3 also has WiFi only version


The Sony PSP2 (as what other techblogs would want to call it) will not be that expensive after all. Announced yesterday, the Sony NGP (Next Generation Portable entertainment system) boasts specs that will blow your mind. We can't just take the quad-core powered portable gaming system for granted and the fact that it has two capacitive touchpads at it's rear and not to mention the front and rear facing cameras.

January 28, 2011

Sony announces its next generation portable entertainment system - Sony NGP (PSP)



Sony's Next Generation Portable Entertainment System codenamed Sony NGP was flaunted! Remember those leaks and rumors about the next iteration of the Sony PSP portable entertainment system that feature touch screens and pad all around the device? Well they aren't really touch screens but the latest Sony PSP has touchpads everywhere!

October 27, 2010

The Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone

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Sony PlayStation Portable Go
Oh, I'm sorry for posting the wrong photo. It ain't my fault they look fairly the same! The Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone was rumored before, it had a rendered photo though but now? It seems Endgadget got a hold of tons of photos of the true PlayStation Phone that presumably, Sony Ericsson is cooking. Head over the break to check out the "true" PSP Phone.

October 25, 2010

Sony PSP Go price been cut to $200 in the US and Japan

©Endgadget
Price cut for the PSP Go,launched a year ago. From $249 to $199, Sony have announced that it will be cutting it down to that price. Endgadget has confirmation too that in the US, the said price cut is true. In Japan Sony have cut the price to from ¥26,800 to ¥16,800. In Philippine peso that'll be Php 10,700 to Php 8,600.

Source: Endgadget & Reuters




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