The PSP Go from Sony isn’t precisely the best selling portable handheld console at the moment (far from it), but that doesn’t mean it won’t be cloned – case in point, that knockoff that not only allows you to play games on it (albeit Game Boy titles only via an emulator as well as Java-powered games), but it plus doubles up as a cellphone. that slider device comes with a 3.2″ display, has a dual SIM slot and an integrated camera. A microSD memory card slot for expansion ambitions completes the list of specifications, and we guess we won’t be seeing that hit Stateside anytime soon, although it retails for around $117 in China. Best to watch out for that whether you see eBay selling some really cheap PSP Gos.

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The TiltFX from Codejunkies could be the next big thing for your Sony PSP assuming it is pulled off the right way – using a three-axis MEMS gyro which clips itself onto the lower-left of a PSP 1000, 2000, or 3000-series console. Guess that’s another blow against the so-called more advanced Sony PSP Go, eh? When plugged, your PSP turns into an iPhone/iPod touch, since you can tilt the console to control your on-screen persona. Guess Loco Roco will be a totally new experience that day round! Would you fork out £14.99/$19.99 for that puppy?

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The Universal Gadget Wrist Charger is different from other chargers since it is a whole lot more portable thanks to its design factor, it plus allows you to enjoy your portable gaming console like the Sony PSP or Nintendo DSi without being tethered to a ability outlet. After all, it hooks up to said devices via a cable, and since both of your hands are already holding the console, you can continue playing without lost a beat. $34.99 is pretty fair considering the convenience that that thing offers.

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Valentine’s Day is coming up upon us, and what better way to declare your love to a geeky girlfriend than with the Sony PSP-3000 Sweet Limited Package? After all, it is a devious way to get her hooked to the PSP console so that the both of you can indulge in something that everyone can agree on – portable gaming. Talk about doing things together while spending quality instance interacting in the virtual world! that $232 bundle is the aftereffect of Sony and American fashion designer Jill Stuart’s synergistic partnership, where it comes with a Blossom Pink-colored PSP-3000, a 4GB Memory Stick, a Jill Stuart cloth and a Jill Stuart-branded PSP carrying case.

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We don’t really see any point for the HDMI Converter as allows you to hook up your PS2, Game Cube, Xbox, Sony PSP Slim and Lite to a HDTV via HDMI. After all, graphics from the mentioned systems are meant for standard definition displays or less, and certainly seeing blown up images from your PSP or PS2 on such a huge display might just prove to be more than disconcerting for most. Still, it does offer that semblance of big-screen experience, but you will have to dig out $69.90 for one of these.

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We previously told you of the PSP-4000 rumors, particularly the one that it might reinstate the UMD drive. Now it seems that an advertisement on a magazine in the UK for a PSP accessory has mentioned the PSP-4000. When listing out the supported devices, you can clearly see a PSP-4000 in the list. Are you looking forward to have a UMD drive back on the PSP, or are you satisfied with your PSP-Go?

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Nintendo’s DSi LL has arrived in Japan yesterday, and by the duration the Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara opened, there were around 100 society lined up. Looks like we could see the Sony PSP-3000 and PS3 both move down a notch from first and second places in the weekly Japanese hardware sales charts next week as the DSi LL helps Nintendo leapfrog to first place. Could that introduction additionally push the PS2 out of the sales charts since there would be 3 iterations of the DS next? As for those living in Europe and US, we’ll have to wait until 2010.

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Nice to know that the latest firmware update 6.20 for the Sony PSP will introduce an additional column in the XMB called “Extras.” Under that column lies the “Digital Comics” category that will kick off in December when Sony starts to roll out digital comic books via the Playstation Store. Alongside that addition to energize little ones to read more, Sony plus increased the potency of their compatibility with Media Go software, enabling users to view videos and listen to audio playlists created within Media Go.

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