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i think the price is reasonable because

1.The price for the added memory is about the same as a regular PSP with an extra 16 Gig stick

2. Bluetooth headset support for Skype and possible Gaming.

3.I'm pretty sure that sliding body has some expensive tech in it that Sony has not told us about yet.

I've always been with Sony since Day 1 and like my First PSP I expaect greater things to come.

So I don't care rate down this comment if you want to. but really............This is what you would pay for a Ipod Touch with the same amount of memory and this has full gaming capabilities.

SCE: PSPgo's 480MHz clock speed references USB, not CPU

Jul 6th 2009 8:01AM on Engadget

Well being a Curious techie I'm going to buy one to replace my Aging 1001.

I wonder if the current PSP Updates work with this or is it going to have it's own.

Sony: PSP without UMD 'always the plan'

Jul 2nd 2009 12:05PM on Joystiq

Well my Gamestopn says the PSP Go has been Delayed until April so I'm just going to buy a Rock band bundled 3000.

Carnivorous Clock eats bugs, begins doomsday countdown

Jun 29th 2009 7:54AM on Engadget

That'd be awesome >.

Carnivorous Clock eats bugs, begins doomsday countdown

Jun 29th 2009 7:54AM on Engadget

I need one of these

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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