Showing a little love for the home crowd, Sony announced today that in addition to the three "basic" colors of black, silver, and white, Japanese PSP fans will also be getting the PSP lite in ...

The fine folks in the federal government have had their chance to poke at the new slim PSP, and it looks like the new model, which Sony is calling the "PSP-2001," has passed its FCC inspection. No ...

Sony has announced the updated version of its Playstation Portable, but it's more PSP Lite than PSP 2. According to Engadget, the refreshed model is 19% slimmer and 33% lighter.

PSP-2000 fixes a lot of the niggling issues of the launch console, and attempts to minimise others, but I can't help but feel that the enhancements are only really going to be truly appreciated by ...

The new PSP, which will be known as the "PSP Slim & Lite" in the UK and Europe weighs just 189 grams (compared to the 280 grams of the current model) and is just 18.6mm thickness (against 23mm).

Well, the Slim & Lite PSP is 33% lighter and 19% slimmer (hence the name, see?), weighing in at 189g (as opposed to 280g for the former model) and 18.6mm in thickness (as opposed to 23.0mm).

PSP – 102,809 Nintendo DS Lite – 72,895 Wii – 24,143 PlayStation 3 – 13,105 PlayStation 2 – 12,980 Xbox 360 – 5,215 Game Boy micro – 229 GameCube – 73 GBA SP – 49 GBA – 41 DS ...

That DS Lite is one stubborn bitch. Struttin’ her white stuff all around. No matter what color makeover I get, the DS Lite still shoots me down. You whore, DS Lite. I’m putting on camo for you ...

Click to view From the press conference, Jason says: “Kaz is holding a brand new PSP, and will be available in September of this year. Still has UMD, still has a 4.3-inch screen.

Released on September 20, the Slim and Lite edition is approximately 5mm thinner and 3mm shorter than the original model, and features the same, high-quality 4.3inch screen. Also included is a TV ...

The new PSP has the ability to output a much larger video display: 720x480 at 60 frames per second, up from 480x272 - effectively a 60 per cent increase in resolution.