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Sony has released a video of the NGP playing a handful of what will become launch titles for the PSP’s successor.

Sony unveiled NGP (Next Generation Portable) yesterday. Since then, speculation has grown about the price, battery, and other details. We've learned that the device will have physical game cards and multiple models, some without 3G.

Sony has unveiled its new handheld and its not called PSP2. The Sony NGP, Next Generation Portable, will have a 5-inch OLED screen, capacitive multitouch, a rear multitouch surface, motion control, 3G, 2 full control sticks, PlayStation Suite support, a quad-core CPU, a quad-core GPU, and be capable of playing full PS3 games. A complete report of the unveiling is below.

A possible screenshot of the PSP2 has hit the Web, showing a PSP Go-like device with a memory card slot, two analog control sticks, and a stylus, indicating it has a touchscreen.

PSP 2: Although Sony still refuses to officially confirm that there even is a PSP2 on the way, the device has been leaked enough to give us a fairly solid picture of what to expect from Sony’s new handheld.

Nikkei has released some new information about Sony's upcoming PlayStation Portable 2. The device will have 3G and a big OLED screen.

It's finally happening - maybe. We've got new details on a possible release date for the PSP2.

In perhaps the most shocking news of the day, there is tech news happening from places other than CES! While the convention rages on in Las Vegas, a Chinese website, IT168.com, has posted images and videos of what appears to be the PlayStation Phone, which were then reposted by GamesRadar.com. It is important to clarify […]

A new rumor suggests that Sony’s upcoming handheld unit will be powerful enough to run PS3 graphics.

Sony’s handheld gaming device has dropped in price from $249 to $199.

Japanese retailer GeoNet has listed an unannounced PSP-4000 in their catalog of upcoming products. It is expected to arrive later this year.