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Like the proud parents they are, Sony has been out and about showing off its new PSP, which after being sent to the chopping block, is now 33 percent lighter and 19 percent thinner than the current model. Along with its thinner waist line, the new handheld also boasts a longer-lasting battery and quicker load times, so you'll spend more time playing and less time waiting. The new PSP even has video output, which lets you display games and movies straight to your TV. The unit will cost $199 and ship with a 1GB Memory Stick Duo card and either Star Wars: Battlefront Renegade Squadron or a Family Guy Freakin' Sweet Collection UMD. It all sounds good, but personally I'm waiting for a better batch of games before my PSP gets re-admission into my gadget bag.



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