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2011-01-27
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
It may very well be Android for compatibility with Xperia Play games, however, I doubt it also.
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2011-01-27
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Never thought I could find this thread in Maemo Talk 
but yes of course, I have been following the live review from several gaming sites live from the Playstation Meeting event, and Sony did a great job for not disappointing me by announcing the PSP2, or what they called NGP (Next Generation Portable) today
but yes of course, I have been following the live review from several gaming sites live from the Playstation Meeting event, and Sony did a great job for not disappointing me by announcing the PSP2, or what they called NGP (Next Generation Portable) today
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2011-01-27
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what about the playstation phone ???
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2011-01-27
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Originally Posted by danx
You mean Xperia Play? There is no phone branded Playstation..
what about the playstation phone ???
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2011-01-27
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Originally Posted by patlak
The screenshot certainly has a wiff of android. Check out the Home Icon, Multiple homescreens Battery indicator and then it has a 3g connection too.
Probably Android, so you could play Xperia Play games on it........
Still, know word on HDMI Out?
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2011-01-27
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@ Netherlands
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Originally Posted by MINKIN2
I think the hardware on the PSP2 is powerful enough to power an 1080P screen + an PSP2 game via HDMI.
The screenshot certainly has a wiff of android. Check out the Home Icon, Multiple homescreens Battery indicator and then it has a 3g connection too.
Still, know word on HDMI Out?
It has PS3 like gfx on a resolution of 960 x 544. Anything above that and the system will slow down (I think)
But on the other hand, why would you want to connect your handheld gaming device to an non handheld screen?
Doesn't it defeat the purpose of a handheld?
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2011-01-27
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There is Android in there. Same as the XPeria Play.
Initial games will be pushed out via emulation (like that leaked video from last month).
All this talk about security on Android, there's still DRM. It'll invariably get circumvented; however it's there, it's running, and the platform is being updated constantly and is on more devices than any other rival OS not named Symbian.
It's not odd that Sony did go the route of a proprietary "flash" card - yet another Sony makes a new format move. Beta, UMD, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, M2 (smaller variant) and I know I'm missing some others.
Perhaps that's where they will incorporate some extra security.
Regardless... huge win for Android - it's in there. I wonder if any other mobile OS will have the ability to natively/officially emulate the PlayStation/PlayStation Portable games or will that remain an Android only option.
Either way, I'll be looking for PlayStation Suite capable items - like my next phone and/or tablet.
Initial games will be pushed out via emulation (like that leaked video from last month).
All this talk about security on Android, there's still DRM. It'll invariably get circumvented; however it's there, it's running, and the platform is being updated constantly and is on more devices than any other rival OS not named Symbian.
It's not odd that Sony did go the route of a proprietary "flash" card - yet another Sony makes a new format move. Beta, UMD, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, M2 (smaller variant) and I know I'm missing some others.
Perhaps that's where they will incorporate some extra security.
Regardless... huge win for Android - it's in there. I wonder if any other mobile OS will have the ability to natively/officially emulate the PlayStation/PlayStation Portable games or will that remain an Android only option.
Either way, I'll be looking for PlayStation Suite capable items - like my next phone and/or tablet.
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2011-01-27
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I wonder what is the name of the psp2 soc chip of sony i no is custom made for the psp2, I look up on internet no luck,I no
is a quad core proccesor from arm and a quad gpu from powervr
is a quad core proccesor from arm and a quad gpu from powervr