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Crusader	Erstellt: 20:17 am 12. Mai 2004
	nettes design un schön kompakt - bleibt nur die frage offen wie lange der akku durchhält un das wichtigste natürlich der preis MfG. -Crusader-
Henro	Erstellt: 12:54 am 12. Mai 2004
	jo aber so hätte ich meine PS1 Games weiternutzen können Außerdem wäre es doch auch n zusätzlicher gewinn für die Spieleentwickler, weil se ihre Software einfach auf ein anderes Medium bannen hätten müssen.
Nitrex	Erstellt: 12:10 am 12. Mai 2004
	Trotzdem hammer!! Ist bestimmt einiges besser als ein Gameboy oder NGage oder sonst was..
Henro	Erstellt: 10:28 am 12. Mai 2004
	schade ... ich hatte gehofft die nutzen einfach n anderes medium ala 8cm cdr/dvd und lassen die PS1 games drauf laufen ...
Eisenblut	Erstellt: 1:38 am 12. Mai 2004
	Quelle (mit riesigen Bildern) With Sony's pre-show conference now in full swing the Playstation Portable has been fully unveiled to the awed masses. As well as the first images of the wee beast in action, we've news herein on the specifications and other such details, including clues to the titles that we'll be playing on this device Sony claim can produce full-motion "3D-CG" visuals similar to the PS2. The PSP will initially be available in black, and will include a 16:9 ratio TFT LCD wide screen, centred on a sleek, ergonomically designed controller that Sony hope will fit snugly in the hand. The dimensions are 170mm x 74mm x 23mm and it will reportedly weigh 260g. The screen will support the full sixteen-million or so colours of the spectrum, in a resolution of 480 x 272. The positioning of the PSP's D-Pad and buttons are apparently based on the Playstation's - for convenience - and the device will incorporate stereo speakers, a headphone jack and volume/brightness controls. Connectors offered include a full 802.11b wireless LAN option (for connection in the home and to the wider network), as well as USB 2.0. The wireless functionality will allow several PSPs to connect and enjoy multiplayer gaming or take the player online. Data will be downloadable wirelessly, via USB, or using the Sony Memory Stick compatibility offered. PSP software will come in Universal Media Disc format, which supports 1.8gb of data, despite being only 60mm in diameter. This format will offer support for movie and music files as well as games and other software, and a robust anti-piracy encryption system is touted.