Folks who are looking for a cute little portable computing device without cost being a factor might want to look at the new and improved Sony VAIO P Series. The original which was unveiled to the masses at CES a year ago comes across as a wondrous portable computing device, where it packs enough power to get basic work done on the go while maintaining a form factor that allows you to stash it in your back jeans pocket without missing a beat. Well, the VAIO P is now new and improved, and you will also be able to enjoy an array of built-in one-touch buttons which allows you to instantly access the web, adjust screen resolution and even tune-up your PC from the get go. A trackpad has been built directly into the LCD bezel for a novel way of interaction, while a mobile nav grip have also been added to make life easier than ever, letting you access content on-the-go. Sony also knows that you want to look good while using gizmos, which is why they introduced it in five vibrant new colors – electric orange, neon green, hot pink, icy white and classic black. Let’s check out its specifications and features further after the jump.

Measuring roughly the size of a business envelope and somewhat as thin as a cellphone, the VAIO P Series tips the scales at a mere 1.4 pounds, where despite its diminutive size, it will integrate full PC features and capabilities, letting you edit documents, watch online videos, and organize photos all with an ultraportable design. Of course, battery life in such a small device will not be conducive for you to work for long hours on end without a power plug nearby. Still, let it not discourage you from picking one up since you get interesting features such as these :-

• The new PC features one-touch buttons providing convenient shortcuts with just a click.
• Press the WEB button, and this Instant mode option launches directly into your browser. You can even press it when the PC is turned off and it will launch you into your web browser without a full boot through the Windows® operating system.
• The ASSIST button launches Sony’s own VAIO Care software, an easy-to-use program that lets you tune-up, maintain, update and troubleshoot the PC.
• A resolution button lets you increase or decrease screen resolution for optimal viewing.
• The P Series also boasts a unique mobile nav grip to surf the web without a mouse or keyboard. A trackpad and left- and right-click buttons are built right into the LCD bezel, providing a creative solution to navigate the web and a new way to interact with a PC.
• It features a high-resolution, 1600 x 768, LED backlit 8-inch ultra-wide display (diagonal), making it easy to view everything from entire spreadsheets to full web pages. Plus, for a more convenient way to read long web pages without all the scrolling, turn the P Series on its side to change the viewing orientation from landscape mode to portrait mode. A new array of stylish carrying cases and wireless mice are now available.
• GPS and Digital Compass
• Accelerometer sensor
• Built-in Everywair 3G
• Clear, bright, widescreen VAIO Display Plus
• Easy to use with Quick Web Access

Sony offers two new lightweight photo printers that will make it easy for those who want to print photos anywhere and anytime. The $120 DPP-FP67 and $200 DPP-FP97 are able to create 4 x 6 prints in 45 and 67 seconds, respectively. Both printers support a variety of cards including SD, SDHC, MMC, xD and Memory Stick. The printer can also be connected to any of Sony’s digital S-Frame models via a USB connection. You can enjoy an HD slideshow with the Sony DPP-FP97 photo printer since it has an HDMI-out port (the cable itself is not included). The Sony FP97 and FP67 will be released in May.

Sony today released a new home theater system HT-CT500 which consists of a sound bar and a subwoofer. Sony’s HT-CT500 provides 3.1 channels, 400 watts (RMS) of power, three HD 1080p HDMI inputs, two component inputs, and other audio inputs. This home theater system also features Digital Media Port (DMP) connections to link effectively with external audio sources to the system. Other features include an icon-based menu and Faroudja’ DCDi Cinema chip that upscales all video near high definition quality and up-convert analog audio / video signals to HDMI. If you are interested, you can buy the Sony HT-CT500 Sound Bar home theater system in June for around $500.

Available in silver, blue, or red, the Sony DCR-SX41 DV cam boasts 60X of optical zoom, a 2.7 inch touchscreen, and 8GB of internal memory which can be further expanded via the Duo slot. You can store 4 hours of video recording in HQ mode using a 16GB Memory Stick. Measuring 53mm × 107mm × 59mm and weighing 240grams, the Sony DCR-SX41 DV Cam will be released next month for 50,000 Yen or approx. $550.

One glance at how the Sony Premier 3 Walkman opens up and it reminds me of the Nokia N93 when it was first released, featuring a dual-hinge system that folds in two ways, depending on the type of function that you want to access. The pink color associated with this Sony release will appeal to selected folks, and what makes it interesting is the ability to rip CDs directly via its 3.5mm hack. Unfortunately, Sony engineers seemed to have overlooked one crucial factor – storage. The use of a regular microSD memory card slot limits this to a mere 2GB of storage space, so you go figure.

The Sony Bravia XEL is the first Organic Light Emitting Diode (Oled) television to come to market in Europe and uses completely new technology, different from previous flat screen models such as LCD and Plasma

The world’s thinnest television goes on sale today in Britain, measuring a mere 3mm, no thicker than a pound coin but costing 3,489 of them.

Sony’s Bravia XEL promises to transform the television industry, despite its high price, by offering viewers the crispest, most colourful pictures ever. Because it has such a lightweight screen, Sony predicts the £3,489 model will revive the idea of portable televisions, with families able to move the gadget from room to room.

The XEL is the first Organic Light Emitting Diode (Oled) television to come to market in Europe and uses completely new technology from previous flat screen models such as LCD and Plasma.

Normal flat screen televisions use a backlight to produce the picture on screen, but Oled screens actually emit their own radiance, which means the blacks are pure black, rather than the dark grey you get on most televisions.

The contrast ratio on a good LCD television is about 30,000 to one. On the Oled it is 1 million to one.

Oled televisions were first unveiled as a prototype a year ago, but Sony is the first company to start selling them in shops. However, because the technology is still so expensive and fragile, the biggest screen available is just 11 inches wide.

Jonathan White, head of televisions for Sony UK, insisted there had been lots of interest in the machines, despite the small size and high price.

“It is the sort of product that people who have to have the latest technology will be interested in. At this very top end of the market, these sort of products are almost recession proof.”

Sony is just one of many consumer electronics giants to be hit by the global recession and last week said it expected to make its first loss for 14 years.

According to Sony, it has received “hundreds” of pre-orders from British consumers. Most of the models sold in Japan, where they went on sale last year, ended up in people’s studies as desktop televisions, or in kitchens.

Television experts believe that while the technology will ultimately take off, Sony’s model is too small and too expensive to prove popular.

“We are in a recession, for goodness sake,” said Ian Morris, TV editor of the technology website Cnet, “Okay it looks very cool, and the pictures are amazing, but at just 11 inches it is way too expensive for Joe Public.”

The XEL is first going on sale in Sony’s shops this week, and in mainstream shops, such as John Lewis and Currys, in March.

Sony just launched its DSC-G3, the first WIFI digital camera that we’ve seen with a web browser. The goal is to up upload photos to the web quickly, and that’s a WIFI thing, really. The first good news is that the Sony G3 can connect to secure and public WIFI hotspots, including hotels and airports. These have been known to be a pain on some portable devices. The second highlight is that customers will have a free WI-FI connection with AT&T (USA) . Sony did a similar deal for the Mylo 2, and it’s certainly a good thing.

Thanks to the browser, there’s no need for a special service or API. Users just go to the website as they would do on a computer. The downside is that it is likely a bit more complicated and time consuming than having a specialized service, like Eye-Fi

Quick Specs

• 4X Optical Zoom, Carl Zeiss lens
• 10 Megapixel
• 4GB internal memory
• 3.5” display (0.9 Megapixel)
• $500 now at Sonystyle.com

The DSC-G3 also comes with a lot of smartness found in recent digicam: smile detection and so on. We’ll let you browse the product page to see those, as they are fairly boring.

Here’s the perfect companion for joggers, Sony’s W-Series Walkman! Thanks to a bodyless design, music can be enjoyed freely without cables or additional weight in your pocket. With 2GB of storage in the headphones, the W-Series DAP provides up to 12hrs of battery life.

According to “publisher sources”, Eurogamer are reporting that games for a true successor to the PlayStation Portable – a PSP2, if you will – are already in development.If correct, this means Sony’s second handheld console is, what…a year away? Two at the most? Sounds about right, when you consider the original PSP launched in 2004. Five-to-six years is a healthy lifespan for a handheld.

Still, that’s all pie-in-the-sky stuff at the moment. It’s for the distant future. Closer to the present is news that, in the meantime, Sony plans another iteration of the current PSP, the PSP-4000. Due for release in late 2009, no other details were mentioned, though with a new PSP on the horizon any changes would surely be minor ones.

Sony is set to debut a new 16 and 32GB drag and drop Walkman during CES 2009, according to trusted inside sources. This will be the most advanced music, video and photo Walkman music player ever released by Sony to date. While it was revealed before to Wired that Sony’s new Walkman would have Wi-Fi capabilities, we have now learned that Sony’s new Walkman will also be touchscreen and WQVGA. The touchscreen will not be the usual LCD, but a brilliant three inch OLED with a contrast ratio around 10k. OLED display capabilities in terms of color reproduction are far beyond the average LCD, which means 100% color reproduction across a wider viewing angle.

While most of the usual menu structure of the current Walkman series will be retained in this new model, there are several new exciting features included. For example, upon listening to an artist, you may click on the artist name and watch music videos of the artist on YouTube through Wi-Fi (WPA and WEP support included). Additionally, there will be a Youtube icon on the main screen that will allow full access to the website – search, pause, FF/RW included very similar to Youtube access on the iPhone/iTouch. Additionally, this new Walkman will be able to subscribe to audio podcast and Crackle video feeds; this means automatic download of new updates, the ability to delete old feed content, all over Wi-Fi. Audio codec support includes MP3, WMA, AAC, PCM, while video codec support is AVC (h.264), MPEG-4 and WMV.

There will be built-in search capabilities that can be used to learn more about your favorite artist, and users will be able to purchase full CD’s of their favorite artists through the Walkman at Amazon. A powerful S-Master digital amplifier is built into this device as well as digital noise canceling to ensure optimal sound. On top of all of these impressive features, Sony has also included a FM radio to truly differentiate this product amongst the competition. Also, while the product shots above do not show hardware buttons for music control (previous track, play/pause, next track and volume), we believe this device will have dedicated hardware buttons for this functionality.

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Product Description

Edition: 160 GB Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune Pack

As DVD playback made the PlayStation 2 more than just a game machine, hefty multi-media features make the Sony PlayStation 3 an even more versatile home entertainment machine. Features such as video chat, Internet access, digital photo viewing, and digital audio and video will likely make it the central component of your media set-up. Still, it is first and foremost a game console–and a powerful one at that.

Under the Hood
The PS3 features IBM’s “Cell” processor and a co-developed Nvidia graphics processor that makes the system able to perform two trillion calculations per second. That’s approximately 320 times more calculations per second than the PS2. Along with the traditional AV and composite connections, it also boasts an HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) port, which delivers uncompressed, unconverted digital picture and sound to compatible high-definition TV and projectors. The system is capable of 128-bit pixel precision and 1080p resolution for a full HD experience.

PlayStation 3 is a powerful gaming and home entertainment machine.

Blu-Ray is the New Way
Sony’s PlayStation 3 games are encoded onto the Blu-Ray disc media format, which can hold six times as much data as traditional DVDs. This increase in capacity, combined with the awesome power of its processor and graphics card, promises mind-blowing games once developers have learned how to fully harness the new console’s power. The PS3 will also support CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R formats.

Use a variety of hand-to-hand combat moves to neutralize enemies.

Explore an exotic locale to find the hidden treasure.

In addition, PlayStation 3 system software update version 2.20 and up includes BD Live support. With this you can now play discs that support Blu-ray Disc Profile 2.0 (BD-LIVE) and you can also connect to the Internet while playing discs that support this format so that you can obtain additional features. Features that are available vary depending on the software in use.

Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune
Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune is included with this Sony PlayStation 3 bundle pack. The game begins with a 400-year-old clue found in the coffin of famed explorer, Sir Francis Drake. The clue sends modern-day fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, on a quest to find the fabled treasure of El Dorado, leading to the discovery of a long forgotten island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The expedition turns deadly when Drake’s party becomes stranded on an island and hunted by modern day pirates. Outnumbered and outgunned, Nathan must fight to survive and unravel the terrible secrets of the mysterious island.

Adventure, Mystery, and Exploration Abound
Using maps and ancient artifacts you’ll uncover clues and unravel mysteries that will reveal a forgotten island a lost treasure. This uncharted world is alive with intrigue and mystery, and you’ll revel in the amazing graphics as you explore exotic locations and traverse through living jungles and 400-year-old ruins. Drake’s not all on his own — his companions and allies play an important role in the adventure through cooperative gameplay mechanics, gun play, and exploration.

Action-Packed gameplay
Your abilities will be tested, challenge after challenge, as you struggle to stay alive by any means necessary. Thrilling high-speed chases over land and water and terrifying gunfire will keep you on the edge of your seat. And if that’s not enough, you’ll need to employ an array of hand-to-hand combat moves to keep your enemies off balance with haymaker punches and running drop-kicks.

Charming, exciting, and adventure-packed, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune is an excellent addition to this Sony PlayStation 3 game console bundle.

What’s in the Box

• Game system with 160 GB HD, Internet-ready built-in Wi-Fi, and 2 USB ports
• Dualshock 3 wireless controller
• Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune game
• Voucher for downloadable PAIN game
• Free PlayStation Network membership

Amazon.com Product Description
As DVD playback made the PlayStation 2 more than just a game machine, hefty multi-media features make the Sony PlayStation 3 an even more versatile home entertainment machine. Features such as video chat, internet access, digital photo viewing, and digital audio and video will likely make it the central component of your media set-up. Still, it is first and foremost a game console–a powerful one at that.

Under the Hood
The PS3 features IBM’s “Cell” processor and a co-developed Nvidia graphics processor that makes the system able to perform two trillion calculations per second. That’s approximately 320 times more calculations per second than the PS2. Along with the traditional AV and composite connections, it also boasts an HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) port, which delivers uncompressed, unconverted digital picture and sound to compatible high-definition TV and projectors. The system is capable of 128-bit pixel precision and 1080p resolution for a full HD experience.

PlayStation 3: Tower of Power

Blu-Ray Is the New Way
Sony’s PlayStation 3 games are encoded onto the Blu-Ray disc media format, which can hold six times as much data as traditional DVDs. This increase in capacity, combined with the awesome power of its processor and graphics card, promises mind-blowing games once developers have learned how to fully harness the new console’s power. The PS3 will also support CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R formats.

In addition, PlayStation 3 system software update version 2.20 and up includes BD Live support. With this you can now play discs that support Blu-ray Disc Profile 2.0 (BD-LIVE) and you can also connect to the Internet while playing discs that support this format so that you can obtain additional features. Features that are available vary depending on the software in use.What’s in the Box?

• Game system with 160GB HD, Internet ready built-in Wi-Fi, and 2 USB ports
• Dualshock 3 wireless controller
• Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune game
• Voucher for downloadable PAIN game
• Free PlayStation Network membership

Product Features

Edition: 160 GB Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune Pack

• Internal 160GB HDD for storing your games, music, and photos
• Built-in Blu-ray player and HDMI output for 1080p resolution
• 2 USB Ports, Internet ready with built-in Wi-Fi, and Free PlayStation Network Access
• Includes 1 Dualshock 3 wireless controller
• Includes Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune and a PAIN Downloadable game voucher

Product Description
The PS3 Wireless Controller provides you with wireless control for more gaming freedom! It’s got the control you need for better gaming, combined with incredible wireless freedom. Play your favorite games up to 30 feet away! Its high-performance Analog sticks provide 360 degrees of smooth movement, and the D-pad gives you precise control.

Product Features

Ultra-Portable Design

The VAIO® UX Micro PC is so small and lightweight you won’t believe it’s a full-functioning PC.But this remarkably compact dynamo is designed for productivity on the go. With a 4.5” wide SVGA (1024×600) display with XBRITE™ LCD technology, Intel® Core™ Solo Ultra Low Voltage CPU for fast processing, and Microsoft® XP Professional operating system on board.And because this is a full-functioning PC using the OS you already know, application user interfaces are familiar and easy to use. Advanced Wireless capabilities are built right in, and expansion is a breeze with the included port replicator.

Micro Computer, Maximum Enjoyment

Compact, lightweight and extremely portable, yet packed with digital entertainment technology. The VAIO® UX Micro PC is truly an achievement in ingenious design, incorporating years of Sony know-how to deliver a full-functioning PC that literally fits in your pocket. A 4.5” widescreen display with XBRITE™ LCD technology delivers a clean, crisp viewing surface while an Intel® Core™ Solo Ultra Low Voltage processor and Microsoft® XP Professional operating system provide the full PC usage experience you need. Also, it is ready for the next generation Windows Vista operating system.

All-in-one Mobile Entertainment

Listen to music, take pictures, and watch video anytime, anywhere. The VAIO® UX Micro PC is not only your portable computer, it’s your MP3 player, your PDA, and your digital camera all built into one device. With two built-in digital cameras, you can capture, store and share digital photos and take part in live video chats. Purchase the optional LocationFree® Player Pak and you can stream TV programming and videos through your home broadband connection to enjoy anywhere you connect your VAIO® UX Micro PC to broadband Internet.

Work and Play Wherever You Go

Stay connected and accomplish more even while you travel. Chat with friends, check your email, and surf the Internet from almost anywhere. Designed to help you connect at home or on the road, the VAIO® UX Micro PC features Sony’s original SmartWi™ technology, which seamlessly manages wireless Wide Area Network (WAN) High Speed 3G EDGE, 802.11 a/b/g wireless LAN, and Bluetooth® technologies to provide you with the most convenient method of communication. You can even conduct videoconferences with the built-in camera and microphone.

Get Peace of Mind

Feel confident that your computer is secure. Whether you need to protect the confidentiality of important data or prevent damage to your hard drive, the VAIO® UX Micro PC has you covered. Conveniently protect your data from theft with the Biometric Fingerprint Sensor. Your computer’s hard drive will naturally stabilize when jilted due to the integrated G-Sensor™ HDD Shock Protection. Enjoy the convenience and confidence of owning a UX Micro PC with integrated security technologies.

Enjoy the User-Friendly Design

Access programs quickly and comfortably. Ergonomic features and intuitive controls make the VAIO® UX Micro PC fun and easy to use. Choose the input method you prefer with the integrated keyboard and stylus. VAIO® Touch Launcher and Instant Command enable fast program access, and the Biometric Fingerprint Sensor stores your passwords so you can access applications and secure web sites without having to type them. View documents, applications and media in the most convenient way since you can view in either landscape or portrait orientations. With control buttons for zooming, scrolling and a stick pointer, it’s easy to use your UX Micro PC.

Smallest, lightest full PC in the World!
•    Latest Intel Centrino Intel® Core™ Solo Processor U1400 (1.20GHz1 , 2MB L2 Cache)
•    4.5” Wide XBRITE SVGA LCD, Touch Screen (1024×600)
•    512MB PC2-3200 400MHz DDR2 SDRAM
•    30GB 4200rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive with G-Sensor™ Shock Protection – Hard Disk Drive Protection
•    Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (802.11a/b/g)
•    Built-In Speakers
•    Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 with 128MB dynamically allocated RAM/Video memory
•    Fast Ethernet 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ-45)
•    Memory Stick® Media Slot — 1 – Supports Optional Memory Stick DUO™ media with MagicGate® functionality
•    Integrated Wireless Wide Area Network (WAN) accessing high speed 3G wireless EDGE Network with SmartWi™ technology
•    DVDRW. Burn DVD’s. FREE Upgrade for all bank transfer paying customers.
•    Buttons-Mouse Left, Mouse Right, Scroll, Magnify Screen (Zoom In/Out), Capture, Center Button, Wireless LAN On/Off, VAIO Touch Launcher
•    2 Built-in Cameras (front: 0.3M pixels and back: 1.3M pixels)
•    Built-in microphone
•    USB 2.0 Port
•    Microphone jack, Headphone jack
•    Biometric Fingerprint Sensor
•    110V-240V AC Adapter compatible with Voltage in the United Kingdom
•    4.5 Hours Battery Life
•    Windows XP Professional with SP2 Free Upgrade
•    1.2lbs
•    Sony 1 Year Warranty
•    Due to huge demand for this model please allow few days for shipment.
Anti-Virus and Recovery Software: Norton® Internet
Security™ 60-Day Subscription – Norton AntiVirus®,
Norton Personal Firewall, Norton Privacy Control,
Norton AntiSpam®, Norton Parental Control
TrendMicro™ Anti-Spyware (30-Day Trial)
VAIO® Recovery Wizard
VAIO® Support Central
VAIO® Security Center
VAIO® Update
Supplied Software: Microsoft® Streets & Trips
Software
InterVideo® WinDVD®
Intuit® Quicken® 2006 New User Edition (Previous
Quicken users may require additional upgrade)
Microsoft® Works 8.5
Microsoft® Office 2003 (60-Day Trial Small
Business Edition)
60-Day Trial Version of Microsoft Digital Image
Starter Edition 2006
Roxio® DigitalMedia SE
Pen Plus™
Sony® Original Software: Image Converter – PSP™
Transfer
SmartWi™ Connection Manager
SonicStage® – Digital Music
VAIO Media™ – Network File Sharing
VAIO® Touch Launcher
60-minute Trial Version of Jeopardy®
60-minute Trial Version of Wheel of Fortune®

Product Description
Pristine audio experience based on Sony MDR-D777LP Altus headphone form factor
Sony’s worldwide reputation for creating unique, attractive, high-quality, advanced technology products rests on a long line of innovations embraced by people from all walks of life. With a diverse product lineup serving a variety of lifestyles and industries, Sony continuously strives to introduce new products and technologies to meet changing market needs.PRODUCT FEATURES:Over band type wireless Bluetooth Stereo headset compatible with Stereo Bluetooth devices (A2DP) such as mobile phones;Mobile phone headset functionality with in-built microphone;Volume control and Skip tracks (FF/RW) on the headset;Complete cord free style;40mm driver unit capable of reproducing vocal and instrumental sound with vivid clarity;24bit DA converter for high quality sound;Luxury ear pads for comfortable fitting;Folder changing function for Walkman’s connected with WLA-NWB;17 hours continuous playback time (600 hours on waiting time);Full battery charging in approx. 2.5 hours.

Product Features and Technical Details

When surveyed as to whether customers would prefer a stand alone Blu-ray player over a Sony PS3 with same player, the majority preferred to pay less for the player and have a hi-def video game console tossed in for good measure. The study, conducted by ABI Research shows that more than half of consumers aren’t thrilled with the obscene price point of a stand alone alone player, preferring to add value to their purpose by going with the Playstation 3 instead. The study goes on to say that, although 23 percent of consumers are planning a Blu-ray purchase, even those aren’t in a hurry to get one, choosing to wait until at least 2009 before they take the Blu-ray leap.

In addition, the study also found that a whopping 87% of Playstation 3 users do watch Blu-ray movies on their PS3 player. The study’s findings are great news for SONY who is enjoying brisk sales of the Blu-ray capable PlayStation 3 game console. So, when one considers that Blu-ray sales are staggering at the current price of between $350 and 500, it isn’t surprising at all that consumers would rather have a great gaming platform tossed in for good measure.

Kudos to Sony for being so forward thinking in tossing in the Blu-ray player from the outset.

Here is a new concept for the Playstation Portable I hope to see in the near future. This PSP2 design concept by Tai Chiem probably won’t be made anytime soon, but it really should.I mean, just look at the scrolling OLED screen! I think we are close to perfecting that technology, but not that close. Still, it would be nifty to have a screen that can roll up into the PSP itself. No more tiny screen, but it needs some sort of electrical charge to hold it up. I guess it uses the same “memory cloth” technology as shown in Batman Begins.

Not only does it have the rolling and scrolling action going on, but the side speakers fold inwards, presumably to hold the screen into place when it is rolled up. Rumor has it the speakers are the controls for the device. This appears to the only method of control, as I don’t see a controller or buttons.

This technology is too good to use on just portable video game consoles. I think that every cellular phone needs to be this wand-shaped thing that you can use to take and receive calls, and then roll it out to watch videos or whatever applications you care to run.

Well, as I said before, the PSP2 probably won’t be available any time soon, so if you want a new style of PSP, you’ll have to get the PSP-3000.