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The new Sony handheld will be released in autumn 2009, will be 43% lighter than the PSP-3000 and will feature a 3.8" screen. Next to that it will have 16 gigs flash memory, Bluetooth support and no UMD drive as downloads will immediately go to ...
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Pachter: PSP set to lose
Posted on Monday, 29 March 2010 by Speed, source: Pach-Attack
Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has had his say again in Pach-Attack and this week's upsetting message is aimed at Sony Entertainment. Apparently the guy believes there little future left for Sony's handheld, the PlaystationPortable.
"I think they're doomed on small market share until they get more competitive on price. The PSPgo is more expensive than most iPod Touch devices and the game library is more expensive that the iPod library. Nintendo's got a huge cost advantage on the DS ... I think Sony is running into a brick wall trying to compete in that sector,"
"With that said, I don't think they're giving up. I think we're going to have a PSP 4, 5, and 6 thousand, I'm hopeful that they come down in price, and that the games come down in cost and that they can be competitive.
"But right now I'd say they're destined to be second place to Nintendo on the pure game front, and overall in third place with iPod thrown in there. So no, I don't think the PSP is going to be a huge success in future,"
I tend to agree with the guy on this one."With that said, I don't think they're giving up. I think we're going to have a PSP 4, 5, and 6 thousand, I'm hopeful that they come down in price, and that the games come down in cost and that they can be competitive.
"But right now I'd say they're destined to be second place to Nintendo on the pure game front, and overall in third place with iPod thrown in there. So no, I don't think the PSP is going to be a huge success in future,"
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