Sony PlayStation Portable / PSP-1000 (2004) Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Dave Jansen (goodgearguide.com.au)

PlayStation Portable

The world of handheld gaming has been owned, patented and dominated by the Nintendo Game Boy franchise for as long as anyone can remember. The Atari Lynx, the Sega Game Gear and various little known consoles have all had a shot at toppling Nintendo but...

Incredible display, great graphics capabilities, good multimedia features ;

Useless in sunlight, not enough file support, frustrating web browsing ;

The PSP is a revolution in handheld gaming, but it is a little too expensive to topple Nintendo as the king. If you are looking for a great gaming experience, this is a definite option, but if you are looking for a multimedia player the storage issues...

Dec, 2005

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Expert review by : Dan Wu (engadget.com)

Sony PlayStation Portable/PSP hands-on review

We got our dirty mitts on a PlayStation Portable! Read on for a nice long review with plenty of pics: ...

Dec, 2004

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Expert review by : Joel Evans (geek.com)

UPDATE: Mini-Review: Sony PSP (PlayStation Portable)

I've been tracking the PSP since it was first rumored a couple of years back. While I'm not a gamer, the unit's sleek styling and its ability to play movies, music, and view photos kept me very interested. I watched in awe as the first units showed

Mar, 2005

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Sony PSP Review (PSP)

OVERVIEW Every once in a while, a product arrives that combines form and function and captures people's imaginations. The very best and most innovative of these products tend to gather interest beyond their initial target audience, and eventually...

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Recertified PSP.

For the price of the value pack ($xxx) I was able to get the psp, a 512mb memory stick(vs. 32mb), and a game!

This is the same thing as the $xxx PSP except it's refurbished. The one I got was in very good condition with no scratches and no dead pixels. It even came with firmwear version 2.6 so you can use the web browser out of the box

It's nearly as fingerprint prone as an iPod

Jun, 2006

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