You know, I've been thinking about something... the PSP Go is pretty much suckage in its current form, but if you made it a cell phone and gave it a touchscreen, it'd be the ultimate gamer phone. Yes, yes, I know the "game phone" was tried with the N-Gage, but that was badly-designed and the tech wasn't there yet.
@Dillinger23: PSP is from 2005 era where most colour screens were 320x240 65k colours few devices had higher res screens, So at the time of its launch in 2005 it was considered high res with 480x272 16m colours.
@Andre Ondre: I didn't realize that, either. On the other hand, keep in mind that resolution isn't everything, as the PSP certainly has better graphics processing power. And better controls. So despite what Mark says, I think I'd still go with the lower-res device (PSP).
But at the same time, pricing across services could get a bit tricky. And if I'm offered a game at full resolution or an adjusted, lower resolution, I know which one I'm choosing.
This is precisely why I still masturbate to ASCII porn.
Given the relatively new tech (referring to touchscreen) I'd steer clear of it. Sony is bad when it comes to updating firmware or even making the drivers easy to find and install. Updates to drivers are few and far-between.
@OMG! Ponies!: Not when it comes to their laptop line - they make sure that their customers can always find the right drivers and their respective updates when you need time. I can say so, being a sony vaio laptop owner myself.
@bla0802: I hope you're being facetious. Because, as a VAIO owner, I was not impressed by the lack of speed shown in coming out with 64-bit drivers. In fact, my VAIO, which is running Win7 RC1 64-bit, is still missing several drivers.
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This is precisely why I still masturbate to ASCII porn.
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