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Tuesday June 2, 2009
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Sony today made official what it called "the worst-kept secret of E3," the PSP Go. The device is the latest iteration of the company's popular handheld gaming console, the Play Station Portable. The new device is slimmer and offers a number of new features, includeing 16GB of internal flash memory, built-in Wi-Fi, and Integrated Bluetooth.
The company is also introducing Media Go, which will replace the Media Manager as a PC-accessible store.
The device will be available on October 21st for $249.99. Sony was careful to stress the fact that the device will not be replacing the PSP 3000. The company has expressed its commitment to both devices, as well as to UMD, despite the fact that the new device will no longer support that media platform.
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