PSP to launch this spring in the US
01-11-05, 02:20 PM
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01-11-05, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by joeblow69
I can already do all that on my smartphone. If I got a PSP, it'd be pretty much for games only. The perfect pricepoint for portable games is $29.99, if you ask me. If I had the choice, I'd rather pay a little more upfront for the system than $50 for each game.
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Originally Posted by Darknight
I bet the smartphone doesn't have a widescreen, size or even come close to the quality of the PSP's screen. I haven't seen any portable device that approaches it in visual quality. Heck does any device out there now have a 16:9 screen? Even the Creative media player that just came out isn't 16:9.
But seriously, just about every portable DVD player on the market has a 16:9 screen, as do many current laptops. Even the GBA and GBA SP have close to a 16:9 aspect ratio, causing some people to speculate before it's release that there'd be some sort of DVD peripheral. Man, that was a long time ago...
Yes, the PSP's screen is gorgeous. But let's not go overboard.
