
A great selling feature for the Sony PSP-1001K is it’s versatility; it reads data from either it’s built-in Universal Media Disc drive (UMD) or a Memory Stick Duo slot, which is capable of accessing data of all kinds, whether it be games, movies or music.
The screen on the PSP is a 4.3-inch 16:9 Wide screen TFT LCD, it’s capable of displaying 16.77 million colors at 480 x 272 pixels. It also runs on a 333mhz 32-bit MIPS processor with 32MB RAM, 4MB DRAM and offers Dolby Digital 7.1 surround audio output or you can listen in on the built-in speakers.

There is not much we don’t already know about the PSP, most of this information was announced earlier this year, we know it supports Wi-Fi LAN connectivity for multiplayer gaming and that it is probably sold out by the time you finish reading this story.
Third party applications are rushing to be released, various companies will create new video players, audio applications and maybe one day a VoIP application. If PSP had a built-in video camera or will one day support a video camera module, it could be turned into a portable video messaging device thanks to it’s wireless connectivity and portability.




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