3G module and touch screen OLED Adriansang The site contains an article in the Japanese newspaper Nikkei in which there are some rumors about the technical features of PSP2. According to Nikkei, the new Sony console will have a 3G module, whose network is managed in Japan by NTT DoCoMo. Using 3G, users can play online, download software and movies, but not make calls.The device also integrates a wireless LAN standard, of course. The newspaper also speaks of a touch screen type of OLED screen is larger than the first PSP, thanks to a new processor that can handle high resolution. Still no rumor about the price of the console or on the presence of any subscription associated with 3G service, nor the possible availability of a model with the only Wi-Fi connectivity.
Nikkei also devotes a few lines to the so-called "PlayStation Phone", a smartphone that features games and that should include, according to Japanese newspaper, will have regular buttons instead of a touch screen. The device will use the Android operating system and also allow users to watch videos and use PDAs.
The Sony conference scheduled for 27 January should finally see the proclamation of PSP2, while the officer of the "PlayStation Phone" to wait until next month. Source: Adriansang
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