Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) Console

Pros: Amazing graphics, great controls, easy to use, good size, good games...

Cons: I really, honestly don't care about the music and movie capabilities...

The Bottom Line: If you've got an extra $250 (plus the price of accessories and games) to blow and you love games, the Sony PSP is an outstanding system.

Review: If you want the best portable game system on the market, there is no need to look any further than the Sony PSP. Sure it is expensive (about $250), but if you’re a gamer at heart and want to bring great graphics along with your on trips and to ...

Pros: Combines movies, music, and games in one awesome package, no region coding, design, almost everything

Cons: Easily smudged screen, dust can get in easily, screen is vulnerable, price, no HD

The Bottom Line: Although the price may seem steep, its a very good investment, i recommend to get a big memory stick to get the most out of the PSP.

Review: The Playstation Portable (PSP) is Sony's introduction into the handheld gaming market and it definetly in made a great impression. The PSP value pack comes with the PSP unit itself, cleaning cloth, carrying case, headphones and remote, 32MB memory ...

Pros: Gorgeous LCD; Fun games; Ability to play music, photos and movies

Cons: Price, MemoryStick Duo, Slow screen refresh, Short battery life

The Bottom Line: If you have even the smallest penchant for games, the PSP is a must buy for you. The extra stuff like movies, photos and music are gravy.

Review: I have been mobile gaming since the original Gameboy Advance. Yes, that’s not a long time ago, but it gives you a history on my mobile gaming. I “upgraded” to the Gameboy Advance SP when it came out, but it really wasn’t much of a ...

Pros: Multiple applications and uses.

Cons: A bit pricey.

The Bottom Line: The PSP is a slice of tech heaven that is well worth the hefty price tag.

Review: Here it is, everything you ever needed to know about the PSP and probably some stuff you don't need to know. I know, it's ridiculously long and drawn out, but I have separated the review into different sections, read what you like and skip the stuff you ...

Pros: Crisp gameplay, portable MP3 player, ability to watch full length movies on the move

Cons: None of note

The Bottom Line: There is little doubt in my mind that Sonys PSP could well become as iconic as the ipod, and rightly so.

Review: Up until now handheld gaming devices have been a rather hit and miss affair, yes there have been occasional gems like Nintendo's Gameboy but more often than not the results are more likely to follow the Nokia N-Gage and the Sega Game Gear into the abyss ...

Pros: X-factor. Great looking portable media machine. Oh and it plays games too.

Cons: Supplied headphones, shiny screen, does not take normal memory sticks.

The Bottom Line: The PSP does it all. Music, movies, pictures, games. Great style, Sony name, massive X-factor. It might not replace the iPod, but it sets the benchmark for portable media players.

Review: Right out of the box, you have to figure something out about the PSP. For $249, including headphones, case, demo disc, a movie and a remote, Sony are selling the PSP at a loss. But they have to - the PSP is aiming to take down two bastions of technology. ...

Pros: Clear sharp screen, movies, mp3's, photos, games are all available functions

Cons: No mass storage, memory sticks expensive, no video output to TV

The Bottom Line: The Sony PSP is a marvel of modern technology. It offers a portable multimedia solution in a fairly small package and isn't too expensive.

Review: I'm not a particular fan of handheld games but I've been looking at this beast for awhile and from what I've seen there is a lot of potential in this little gadget. When it came out it was primarily pointed at the gamer and those that may want to watch ...

Pros: Can do anything and everything but cooke omelettes.

Cons: Can get very expensive

The Bottom Line: Buy it. Now.

Review: The other day I was browsing for PSP items on EBAY, and saw an appalling ad. Some opportunist jerk was selling a document file that he wrote which explained how to play avi videos and emulate nintendo games on the PSP. Now, if you are unfamiliar with ...

Pros: Gorgeous, has many features, has amazing gaming, well made

Cons: Multimedia functions are only adequate compared to a PDA or iPod, few killer games

The Bottom Line: Get a PSP. There's just no reason not to, and Sony has risen above the call of duty.

Review: Let me preface this review by saying that i've owned a fair proportion of handheld gaming devices. From the original Game Boy, to the ill-fated Game.Com up to the Nintendo DS, I've played a good deal of mobile games. Some say that mobile games are best ...

Pros: Small, graphics, gameplay, responsive, wireless, and fun!

Cons: Screen smudges and/or scratches easily, screen is bad in sunlight.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this to older gamers. Once you see it, you immediately have to own it. Great for games and other multi-media features.

Review: I purchased the Sony PSP (Playstation Portable) on Saturday, March 26. I always liked portable gaming devices, but never found myself satisfied for too long with what became available. I got one of the first Gameboys that came out years ago, last year ...