Definition: The PlayStation Portable, or PSP, is a handheld gaming console made by Sony. It was released in 2004 in Japan, and in 2005 in Europe and North America.
The PSP is primarily a game console (PSP games come in UMD, or Universal Media Disc, format), but it can also play UMD-format movies. Using a memory stick, the PSP can play music and video files, and display picture files such as photos. This portable console can also connect to the internet via a web browser (not incuded in early firmware releases) and built-in wi-fi.
As its name suggests, the PSP -- or PlayStation Portable -- is a smaller, lighter version of Sony's PlayStation. It is not as powerful as the PS2, but more powerful than the original PlayStation, and it has a built-in screen and speakers so you don't have to plug it in to anything to use it.
Sony has also announced an add-on camera and a GPS device for use with the PSP, expanding its capabilities even red psp further.
Specifications
Color:
black
ceramic white (Japan and Europe only)
pink (Europe only)
Tsukimi -- black with copper (Japan only)
Kachofugetsu -- white with black and red (Japan only)
Dimensions: 6.7"/170 mm wide x 2.9"/74 mm high x .9"/23 mm deep
Weight: .62 lbs/280 g (including battery)
CPU: PSP CPU (1-333 MHz)
Memory:
32 MB Main Memory
4 MB embedded DRAM
Display:
4.3", 16:9 widescreen TFT LCD screen
480 x 272 pixels
16.77 million colors
maximum luminance 180/130/80 cd/m2 (when using battery pack)
maximum luminance 200/180/130/ 80 cd/m2 (when using AC adaptor)
Sound:
built-in stereo speakers
headset connector
Connectors, Ports and Drives:
IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi)
USB 2.0 (mini-B)
Memory Stick Duo
infrared
DC in 5 V connector
headset connector
UMD drive (Read only)
Buttons and Switches:
d-pad
analog nub
triangle, circle, cross, square
right and left shoulder
Start, Select, and Home
Power/Hold
display brightness, sound, volume up, volume down
wireless LAN on/off
UMD latch
Power:
lithium-ion battery
AC adaptor
Access control:
UMD region coding
parental control
What Does It All Mean?
Basically, what all these fancy specs come down to is a kick-ass handheld gaming machine with amazing graphics for its size, that can also play movies and music, display photos and image files, surf the web and, with every new firmware release, even more cool stuff. Phew!
As for whether or not you should buy one . . . well, you will have to decide for yourself, but I have never regretted buying mine.
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yes god of war chains of Olympis is very fun but the SE psp for it will randomly turn off when ur playing big flaw in system SO DO NOT BUY buy reg psp that will work and just buy the god of war game it will work better and u wont regret it
i agree 100% great system and i also bought the bundlebut from another site u can play ur freind w it download games music ect yes its a older modle but still think its the best and i play this every single day and im 49 lol
I love the God of War series ever since it came out. When I saw they made a God of War PSP, I knew I had to have it. It took me a while, but I finally got it. It’s awesome and beautiful, and I love it.
I bought this used off of here, and it did not come with what it should have. It did not come with the game, movie, or anything else. Just the psp and charger. I am NOT happy with this.
Ok I have to admit the first game or level you play is decent then it gets worse. Campaign is way too easy even on elite mode. When you play by yourself your team and the enemy don’t do anything. Plus when you customize your weapon and your looks the choices are pretty limited. Plus there are so many glitches in the game, like if you jump by the health and ammo droids you get stuck. Online is worse. There are so many hackers. They make it so they have rapid fire rocket launcher or invincibility or some more junk. When you try to shoot it is slightly delayed. Snipers are even worse for accuracy and delay. This doesn’t happen to everyone but most of my friends have the same problem. Every once in a while if you have a jetpack and you’re on a speedster you will fall through the ground then die. Another problem is that most levels you play online are so small and limited and don’t look like anything from the movie. Also when you die it shows some guy hit the ground then on a scoreboard the guy who kills you gets his name highlighted on the score board. It doesn’t show a kill cam, and it doesn’t show how he killed you which is kinda weird. Also this game has the worst weapons known to man, the computer players have the worst aim, the bullets or blaster doesn’t even go that far. The most annoying thing is the scoreboard you can’t tell at all what any of the symbols mean. One is a yellow circle, one is a crosshairs, another is a skull. All I can tell is the skull means how many times you died. I have had the game for two years. Use your money on a better game. 13 year old gamer opinion.
an awesome game 2 thumbs up nice rookies game got it two months ago think it’s really good consider getting it, only problem is online gameplay may be sorta hard. bye
this game is good at the start but very short. i was expecting more from it. you can complet single player in a few hours and is easy. its anoying when you change your colour to look difrent from the othersd it only last one match then everyone else changes into your colour. theres some pretty god graphics in it too.
Gave this as a gift to a 13 year old and he beat it in 6 days. He was appreciative but not challenging enough.
Excellent product, reliable and compact. Protect my PSP any unexpected shock, use it in my backpack without worrying about space.
Good purchase.
Don’t blame an excellent cast for this story told by idiots.
Rachel McAdams, as the heroine and Cillian Murphy, as the creepy, oily villian, are both standouts.
It’s the crazy script and direction by horror master Wes Craven that turn this cat-and-mouse thriller into hysteria.
I’ve always been a fervid Craven fan and his Nightmare on Elm Street movies are among my favorites.
But something went wrong here. Although the idea is original, it quickly deteriorates into a gooey mess.
McAdams is trapped on a plane by the creepy monster who sits next to her–played deliciously evil Murphy. She has to obey his every wish or else her father will be killed. This is where the plot falls apart. Even after Murphy head-butts her and knocks her out, she never fights back.
One would think that she could scream: “Man with a bomb!” After all, the plane is packed with plane staff workers and many others. Only after the plane lands does she finally injure her captor but then she acts even more illogically. Instead of trying to get help, she races from the plane and through the terminal without ever calling 911 or asking any of the many security guards for help.
Her enemy follows her home. Never does she run screaming into the streets. She runs all over the house, passing by open doors to the outside. When the killer is hot on her trail, she runs through the den–but instead of heading outside, she runs up the stairs to the second floor! If she had just stopped one secrurity officer at the airport, she could have avoided all this danger.
If she could have just called 911, she would have saved herself, her father and the homeland security officer who is the object of the terrorist wrath.
But, of course, if McAdams had done any of these logical actions that most of us would have done, there would be no movie and I wouldn’t be muttering here about the idiot actions of characters who wuuld never make it for one second in the real world.
it was great i love this movie and im so glad i got it for cheap
Once again, another amazing performance by Cillian Murphy. My goodness,is there any role this guy can’t master? And Rachel McAdams’ performance is all girl power, cause she kicks ass at the end of the movie! Cool film! Watch it!
Lisa Reisert hates to fly, but the terror that awaits her on the night flight to Miami has nothing to do with a fear of flying. Upon boarding the plane, Lisa is pleasantly surprised to find that she is seated next to Jackson, the seemingly charming man with whom she had shared a drink–and perhaps even a brief flirtation–in the airport terminal. But moments after takeoff, Jackson drops his facade and menacingly reveals the real reason he’s on board. Red Eye is a nifty, tense thriller and a gripping melodrama.