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PSP Go Suffers No Interest in U.K. Pre-Orders

27. June 2009

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No one is pre-ordering the PSP go in the United kingdom. People in the U.K. are not too keen in going UMD-less, or maybe they just find the retail price of the go, which is £130 pricier than the old PSP, too prohibitive. Joystiq reports: The sticker shock may be scaring off customers, as independent shops [...]

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iPhone 3G S video demoes Playstation, Game Boy Advance gaming prowess

25. June 2009

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The iPhone 3G S is undoubtedly a much faster device and there’s no better way to take advantage of its spanking brand new hardware then by slapping it with some Playstaion 1 and Game Boy Advance games. This is exactly what the ZoDDt team did and the results are quite promising. While the iPhone 3G [...]

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Pandora UMPC, gaming device new pictures surface

2. June 2009

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It’s been a while, over a year to be exact, since we last heard about the Pandora, but based on these new pictures, it looks like its inching ever so closer to becoming commercially available. No, we still don’t have a release date or price just yet, but these new pictures of the Pandora should [...]

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Sony PSP Go pictures, specs, and videos now Available

30. May 2009

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The Sony PSP Go is for real and it’s finally here. Well, that’s as far as official pics, specs and videos are concerned. The company will still officially announce it in a little while, and we’re certainly be looking forward to getting more info on its price and availability. Apart from the scrapping of the [...]

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Sony PSP Go a definite Go for E3

28. May 2009

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Like most Sony PSP fans, we’re a bit anxious as to when the next major upgrade to the PSP will come out. While there have been a few upgraded features here and there in the present PSP, I must admit, a new PSP is definitely in order, and based on this latest news, we might [...]

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ZuneX (ZX-1000) Gaming PMP: Microsoft’s New iPhone Killer?

24. May 2009

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The design of the alleged leaked Microsoft device does not help in keeping the suspicions away that this isn’t a fake, and a grainy shot of a supposed unveiling conference of ZuneX is obviously fake, even for a photographic dilettante. But imagine if Microsoft can make a similar, if differently designed device, with the same [...]

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Official GamePark GP2X WIZ Gamer Availability

14. May 2009

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Now you can actually get one delivered to your home. The GP2X WIZ portable game system retails for $179.90, no difference from the previous announcement at this site. GamePark has released several portable gamers before so don’t worry if you think the design and specs is a little iffy. The GP2X WIZ, supports e-Book functionality and [...]

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GEDA VX690HD PSP Clone is the Gutsiest Ever and has WiFi and OTZ

11. May 2009

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This is the most blatant and boldest cloning we’ve seen here at PMPToday. The Geda VX690HD PMP totally supports HD and Blu-Ray resolutions and with the 4.3-inch touchscreen supporting 1920 X 1080 pixels, it’s the best screen on an HD MP4 player we’ve seen. I’m not so sure copying the PlayStation Portable form factor is [...]

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Sony Ericsson PSP Phone a Possibility

8. May 2009

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The PSPhone could still be made, says Hideki Komiyama, president of Sony Ericsson, during an interview with the Financial Times. It may not have escaped Komiyama that Sony Ericsson’s market share is in trouble and a gaming phone line to add to its Cyber-Shot and Walkman Phone lines can only help. Can SE actually make [...]

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Nanotouch technology has future in gaming

20. April 2009

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What you’re looking at folks is a video of the NanoTouch screen demonstrating its gaming prowess. Developed by Microsoft and the Hasso Plattner Institute, the NanoTouch display used here is a small 2.4-inch LCD that features a capacitive sensitive touchscreen at the back as opposed to the front. This makes for an ideal interface for [...]

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