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: Graphics, Sound, Gameplay, Controls, Capabilities

Cons: Battery Life, Memory Card does not come with it

The Bottom Line: This is the ultimate handheld video game system.

Review: As someone who is a bit older than most active video game fanatics, I have experienced the "back in the day" systems of NEO GEO and the Original Game Boy. These always brought me a lot of joy as a youth, and I still think fondly back 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: excellent graphics, great games, large list of multimedia and PDA functions, near limitless potential

Cons: construction is flimsy, requires a seperate memory stick, poor sound quality, long load times

The Bottom Line: Individuals looking for more than just a game system should consider the PSP their first choice. Individuals looking for something more kid friendly should probably look to the Nintendo DS.

Review: I have been a PSP owner since the system originally launched. Recently, I decided to upgrade my original PSP to the new slim model when they released the red God of War version. However, I still have one first gen PSP as well. While many things have been ...

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: Very capable multi-media device. Excellent graphics generation. Wi-Fi capable.

Cons: Slow load time on games. Clunky web browser.

The Bottom Line: While priced higher than similar hand-held gaming systems, the extra capabilities make the PSP-2000 a worthwhile purchase.

Review: On countless occasions I have been subjected to airport purgatory during a layover with nothing more engaging to do than watch the rehashed news reel, having already exhaustively played through my MP3 collection. No one should have to fear this situation ...

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 ...