At the annual Sony E3 press conference on one of their downtown movie set lots, Kaz Hirai, president and chief executive officer, Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc, showed for the first time the newest member of the PlayStation family of products, the PlayStationPortable handheld videogame system. The portable multimedia player is scheduled to launch in Japan at the end of 2004 with North American and European launches following in the spring of 2005. PSP features 3-D CG games incorporating high-quality, full-motion video giving consumers an experience similar to PlayStation 2 -- anytime, anywhere.
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
gamers: Sony PlayStationPortable (PSP)
gamers: Sony PSP
At the annual Sony E3 press conference on one of their downtown movie set lots, Kaz Hirai, president and chief executive officer, Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc, showed for the first time the newest member of the PlayStation family of products, the PlayStationPortable handheld videogame system. The portable multimedia player is scheduled to launch in Japan at the end of 2004 with North American and European launches following in the spring of 2005. PSP features 3-D CG games incorporating high-quality, full-motion video giving consumers an experience similar to PlayStation 2 -- anytime, anywhere.
At the annual Sony E3 press conference on one of their downtown movie set lots, Kaz Hirai, president and chief executive officer, Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc, showed for the first time the newest member of the PlayStation family of products, the PlayStationPortable handheld videogame system. The portable multimedia player is scheduled to launch in Japan at the end of 2004 with North American and European launches following in the spring of 2005. PSP features 3-D CG games incorporating high-quality, full-motion video giving consumers an experience similar to PlayStation 2 -- anytime, anywhere.
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