Sony PSP Noir

Résumé : The most talked-up handheld of all time is here at last.

Points forts : The screen is incredible; PS2-quality games on the go; Comfortable to use; Much more than just a games machine

Points faibles : Battery life is disappointing

Conclusion : As for its size, the device is a bit long for normal pockets so you'll need a bag or case to carry it around. Also, the analogue joystick is awkwardly positioned - a shame, because it's great for driving games

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Conclusion : So is the PSP worth it? Well, if you have an I-Pod then the music function won't interest you in the slightest as, though if you wear the supplied headphones people might think you have one (they're white like Apple's). Overall the unit is solidly ...

Résumé : While we realize there are beaucoup reviews flooding the web, we decided to put the ole Designtechnica spin on Sony's long awaited Playstation portable. The highly anticipated device...

Points forts : Plenty of games ; stylish design ; beautiful display ; exceptional sound quality

Points faibles : Flimsy MemoryStick cover ; poor hold switch location ; media playback is costly

Points forts : Slick design ; impressive wide-screen display ; PS2-like graphics ; built-in Wi-Fi, MP3 and video playback, and image viewer ; removable battery

Points faibles : Multimedia functionality is half-baked, especially for video ; you need to supply your own software and expensive memory cards

Récompense : Editor's Choice!

Résumé : Those in the target demographic have eagerly awaited its arrival. And even people other than 15- to- 25-year-old males may have more than a passing interest in one of the year's most anticipated pieces of gadgetry: the Sony PSP. Originally conceived ...

Points forts : Portable multimedia and gaming device that is well designed and easy to use. The 4.3-inch widescreen TFT LCD is simply beautiful. Built-in Wi-Fi for playing games against friends (or enemies).

Points faibles : Sony continues to rely on proprietary technology such as the Universal Media Disk (UMD) and the Memory Stick Duo format. System volume doesn't get loud enough. Lacks features found on dedicated music/video players.

Conclusion : The PSP is an elegant portable device that excels at playing games and is a good music player, video player, and photo viewer. Regrettably, Sony continues to rely on propriety removable media formats to deliver the content.