Given the named PSP Go, the new PSP machine is smaller than the current PSP and conceals its control buttons with a sliding panel. It sports a 3.8" screen, 16 GB of on-board memory, and Bluetooth connectivity, and is substantially lighter than the current model.
But perhaps the biggest change is the removal of the PSP's much-criticized UMD optical drive, which added bulk to the system and reduced battery life. Instead of buying games on disk from stores, PSP Go owners will download them straight to the machine's internal memory, in a manner very similar to the iPhone's App Store.
Although there's no confirmation from Sony that the video is genuine, it's pretty much certain. It's apparently footage from an upcoming episode of Qore, a Sony-endorsed video magazine that's published on the official Playstation web site. If it's not real, it's the best-produced fake we've ever seen.Best ever prank in history!hehe
Just watch the whole video onvideo PSP GO - QORE JUNE 2009.
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