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From: Sony

Buy New: $199.99

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

534 reviews
Sales Rank: 177

Platform: Sony Psp
Color: Ceramic White - Star Wars Battlefront Bundle
Media: Accessory
Edition: Ceramic White - Star Wars Battlefront Bundle
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Sony PSP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 10 x 8.4 x 2.1

MPN: 98890
UPC: 711719889007
EAN: 0711719889007
ASIN: B000UA0LY0

Release Date: October 9, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Features:

•	The all-new PSP – lighter, slimmer and more portable than ever
•	Play any of more than 360 games anytime, anywhere on the dazzling, 4.3” widescreen LCD
•	Listen to music, watch movies, check the Internet, watch live and recorded TV, and jam to Internet Radio
•	Access your PLAYSTATION 3 content while on the go
•	Talk all you want to PSP owners around the world with Skype

Accessories:

•	3-Year Extended Service Plan - Covers Electronic Items $0-$200 - Repair
•	Lego Star Wars Death Star II
•	LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship
•	LEGO Star Wars Rebel Scout Speeder
•	LEGO Star Wars Motorized Walking AT-AT

What's in play this season.

Dazzling widescreen LCD brings gaming to life
Hundreds of games that let you take your gaming on the go
Unique content created specifically for the PSP system
Diverse genres — and all created with portable gaming in mind

Play games anytime, anywhere on the PSP system's dazzling, widescreen LCD. Games are playable off a UMD™ (Universal Media Disc), which load when inserted into the system. If your PSP system hasn't been updated, the game software will update your PSP system's firmware as well.

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The silver screen, conveniently resized.

Choose from hundreds of movies and TV shows to watch, spanning diverse genres and viewing choices
Take your entertainment with you on the go by placing your downloaded videos on Memory Stick Duo™

Here's How it Works.

Use the Use the PSP Media Manager to easily place videos on your PSP System's Memory Stick Duo.
PSP Media Manager will search your PC for videos, and then convert
Alternatively, watch full-length movies and TV shows off a UMD™.

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Let the music move you — anywhere.

Place your MP3 collection on Memory Stick Duo and take your music with you everywhere
Plays MP3, WAV, WMA, ATRAC3+, and MP4 formats

Here's How it Works.

You can add MP3's (or other music format files) to your Memory Stick Duo for play on your PSP system.

Simply attach your PSP to your PC through a USB cable — making the PSP an external drive.
You'll then be able to copy your MP3s onto your Memory Stick Duo (make sure that your Memory Stick Duo is formatted for use on your PSP and that you place your music files in the folder labeled Music).
Then just plug your headphones in, go to Music on the PSP system's XMB™ (XrossMediaBar) menu and select your song.

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Take your photos and slide shows to go.

Place your photos on your Memory Stick Duo and view them on the LCD screen
Beam photos to friends via Wi-Fi
Set up a slideshow to show friends and family your photo collection

Here's How it Works.

It's easy to place photos on your PSP system!

Attach your PSP to your PC through a USB cable — which will make the PSP an external drive.
You'll then be able to copy your photos (JPG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, or BMP formats) to your Memory Stick Duo (make sure your Memory Stick Duo is formatted for use on your PSP and that you place your photos in the folder labeled Photo).
You can then go to the Photo icon on the PSP system's XMB and select the photo that you'd like to view.

You can also beam photos to a friend in the vicinity who has a PSP. Make sure that both of your PSP systems have the Wi-Fi switch set to On.

The photo `Receiver' should go to the Photo icon on the PSP system's XMB, select the location to save the photo and press .
Select `Receive'.
The photo `Sender' should go to the photo to be sent and press .
Select `Send' and press .
The photo will be beamed via Wi-Fi to your friend's PSP.

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Got a hot spot? Get some cool stuff

Access the Internet from any accessible hotspot
For exclusive PSP downloadable demos and content, visit www.us.playstation.com/psp

Here's How it Works

To access the Internet on your PSP system, first make sure that you are at an accessible hotspot and that your Wi-Fi switch is set to ON.

If you are at a new location, you'll want to select the WWW icon on your PSP system's XMB screen, and then follow instructions to set up a New Connection.
Once you have tested this connection, select the WWW icon from your PSP system's XMB screen again.
Press and then to access the URL bar, or scroll over to the Bookmarks icon (noted by the `heart' icon) and select a site.
If accessing through the URL bar, after pressing , the on screen keyboard will pop up. Enter the desired website URL and your PSP will connect you to that site. Once the web page is shown, press to hide the toolbar.

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LocationFree TV

Watch live TV, DVR content or your DVD player content on your PSP system from anywhere in the world via an accessible hotspot
Connect your compatible TV, DVD player, DVR, Camcorder, or PC to the LocationFree Base Station. Then enjoy your favorite TV shows, movies, created video, and more where and when you want on your PSP — wherever wireless connectivity allows

Here's How it Works

To connect to your LocationFree TV base station through your PSP, make sure you have installed firmware update 2.80 or later and that your Wi-Fi switch is set to On.

Go to the LocationFree icon underneath the Network icon on your PSP system's XMB menu. (If you have not set-up a connection yet, your PSP will take you through the process.)
Register your PSP with the LocationFree TV base station by pressing the `Setup Mode' button on the base station.
Select the LocationFree TV icon under the Network icon on the XMB menu and press .
Select a public wireless LAN service (if outside the home) or `LocationFree AP' (if inside the home). Now you can enjoy your favorite TV shows, DVR or DVD content from the road! For further set-up information, go to www.sony.com/locationfree.

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TiVo-To-Go™

Watch recorded TV content downloaded to your Memory Stick Duo
TiVo-To-Go™ service costs $24.95 (one time flat fee) and converts recorded TiVo content to the correct PSP system format
Check www.tivo.com/tivotogo for more information

Here's How it Works

To access your TiVo content for playback on your PSP, your TiVo Series2™ must be connected to your home network (connecting it to your PC).
Next, go to www.tivo.com/tivotogo to download the TiVo Desktop Plus software. This will allow your PC to convert the TiVo files to a PSP readable format. TiVo charges a one-time fee of $24.95 for this service, payable via their website.
When TiVo Desktop Plus has been downloaded, click the box in the `Preferences' menu to ensure files are converted to PSP format.
Transfer the shows you wish onto your PC. The PC will then automatically convert the files into PSP readable files and place in a separate portable downloads folder.
You'll then need to connect your PSP to your PC via the USB cable — which will turn the PSP into an external drive. Make sure your Memory Stick Duo has been formatted for use on the PSP and that you have updated your PSP system's firmware to version 2.80 or later. From there, you'll be able to enjoy your TiVo content on your PSP!

*Mac users can convert their TiVo Series2 programs for PSP as well using Roxio Toast 8 -- see http://www.tivo.com/mactivotogo/ for details.

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RSS

Enjoy audio and video RSS (podcasts) downloaded to your PSP system — anywhere you go
Check out PlayStation Mayhem and other RSS content on the RSS page through the official PSP website

Here's How it Works

Start the web browser (see Internet section for more information).
Select a webpage that offers RSS-distributed content.
Select the icon for the RSS-distributed content.
Select YES and then press . You have now created an RSS channel for that webpage. To access this content, simply go to the channel under the RSS menu.

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Battle others in intense online gaming at home or through complimentary 6 month access at any T-Mobile HotSpot*

Here's How it Works

To play anyone in your local vicinity (up to 50 feet away), simply make sure your Wi-Fi switch is set to the On position, and follow the game's instructions on how to connect. Both PSP systems must have a copy of the game to play.
To play online, make sure you're at an accessible hotspot (at home or T-Mobile HotSpot), and set your Wi-Fi switch to the On position.
Ensure you have set up a new connection and then follow the game's on screen instructions to access the game lobby and find people to play!

Check www.us.playstation.com/psp/ to view T-Mobile HotSpot compatible games.
For detailed instructions on installing the necessary firmware update required for T-Mobile HotSpot online gaming, go to: www.us.playstation.com/psp/downloads/systemupdate/

*Available through March 28, 2008. PSP must be updated to System Update v.3.30 or later.

Check out more upcoming games at http://www.us.playstation/psp/

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Customer Reviews: Read 529 more reviews...

3 out of 5 stars

One year after launch and we're still talking about "potential" ... April 20, 2006
Ron Sullivan (Philadelphia, PA United States)
466 out of 596 found this review helpful

Well, it's a year later and the PSP still hasn't really taken off. Unless there's some major changes, I could never recommend anyone buy this and it's centered around two MAJOR issues that still haven't been addressed: cost and game library.

The PSP's expensive ... really ... really ... expensive.

1. You'll need between two-hundred (the core pack) to two hundred fifty dollars (the value pack) for the PSP itself. I'd recommend the core system. The only substantial difference between the two bundles is the value pack comes with a 32 MB memory card. Anyone who downloads mp3's will already know, a 32 MB card is small to the point of being virtually worthless.

2. A decent capacity memory card is a must-have. Don't make the mistake of cheaping out and buying a small one, do it once and do it right. All those mp3's, pictures and game-saves add up fast and having them all saved across several smaller cards is a pain (not to mention easy to lose). Give yourself about a hundred bucks and get a big one. I'm thinking 1 Gig kinda big.

3. To pick up a newer game and a movie you're going to have to punk-down another seventy to a hundred dollars.

This is the point where I just talked myself out of the sale. I'm pushing about three hundred seventy dollars, and that's on the conservative side! I can get an X-Box 360 for that kind of money. I can get an awesome iPod for a hundred dollars less and have (potentially) 60 Gigs of space.

It's a year later and the game selection, outside of MAYBE a half-dozen really great games, is awfully average. The UMD movie feature is nice, but the movies seem to average about TEN DOLLARS more in cost then their DVD counterparts, with half of the content (it's usually just the feature, no extras).

As powerful as the system is, and as cool as it could be, it's just too expensive. Knock the price down a hundred bucks, and it immediately becomes a much better buy. At three-hundred fifty dollars, minimum, though, it's just too much to ask ...

5 out of 5 stars

PSP Slim delivers September 6, 2007
J. Noriega (Emlhurst, New York United States)
221 out of 247 found this review helpful

NOTE: The Rachet game, the family guy collection and the memory stick only come with the 199.99 bundle. The 169.99 PSP Black Slim does not come with these items.

The new PSP is 19% thinner and 30% lighter. Should definitely notice the difference as soon as its in your hands. Here are the pros and cons

Pros:
+ Video Out to your TV. Watch your UMD movies and Games on your screen. This is the perhaps the best feature of any handheld.
+ Much lighter, feels really good in your hands.
+ The D-Pad has been upgrades. Fighting Game Lovers rejoice!
+ The analog nub also feels more responsive.
+ Buttons are raised making them easier to click.
+ The LCD is brighter, has a higher refresh rate and the colors are more vibrant.
+ UMD games load faster.
+ The memory has been doubled in this unit to allow developers to build caches they can then use to make games load much faster.
+ Even games that dont implement caches, load faster due to an automatic new caching done by the system.
+ Ability to eat less battery life.
+ Daxter Game is included! This is one of the best games for the PSP
+ 1Gig memory stick is included.
+ Family Guy freaking sweet collection UMD included.
+ Price. For $200 you are getting a lot. PSP system, a game, family guy compilation, a new color, and memory stick. All for $30 more than PSP slim black. I would definitely recommend getting the bundle.

Cons:
-Yes the packaging is a bit cheap.
-UMD tray may not impress. It feels cheaper.

Hopefully you guys enjoy this little system. It really is a sexy looking thing and with critically acclaimed titles like crush and Jeanne d'arc and other games like Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core, Wipeout Pulse, and God of War over the horizon, you wouldn't be a true gamer without one. If you like your handheld games at the same quality as your console games then what are you waiting for. pick this up.

4 out of 5 stars

Great alternative to PMP (Portable movie player) that cost $400+ April 18, 2006
Joseph J. Keim (Ashland, Oh)
140 out of 193 found this review helpful

I bought this mostly for video and haven't even boughten a game yet, although I do plan too.
It came with the 2.5 firmware so home brewers are out of luck; I updated to the latest 2.6 and there were only two note worthy features that most people wouldn't care about. WMA playback and the ability to add RSS feeds (need wireless router for either one to work).

Video:
I was impressed with the video player. It has all the controls you need if you hit triangle and your most used controls assigned to the X - O - Start - Shoulder buttons
The clarity was very good for a 400 mb file from a hour and a half movie. I use PSP video 9 because it is free and has all the features that others have. The only draw back is that you have to download DVD decrypter or DVD shrink and set some settings in order to get a DVD to the psp.
AVC is a new MP4 format and it was better quality and is what I recommend. Just make sure you put it in the right folder or it won't play on your psp. There are guides out to help just Google "PSP video 9 tutorial" and you will have detailed help.

Web:
The web was very slow and wouldn't even load some websites (TV guide didn't). The way I fixed these issues was by going in the Web browsers options and shutting the cache off. The speed then got faster but still not cable speed.

Games:
Although I haven't boughten a game for it yet I have played on someone else's PSP. It had better graphics then the Playstation 1 but took a long time to load. Also most games are beaten after 4 hours of play. I suggest reading reviews for PSP games to find how long it took to beat a game.

Music:
If you are debating between this and an iPod for music playback then GET THE IPOD. I have an iPod nano and it has so many more features and will load up with iTunes. The sound quality is better too.
There weren't any way to categorize your music except by putting the music in folder, the problem is that you could only go one folder deep. Other then that there wasn't a way you could sort by artist, album, song, or etc then the way you loaded it on.
It did have shuffle and repeat which is very important. No equalizers though.

Updates:
Sony announced some new firmware that is to come that will allow macromedia flash to play and video rss feeds. Also coming is a GPS locater, keyboard and a camera add-on should be sold this year.

Overall:
I'm glad with it when I think I could have boughten a Portable movie player and paid a lot more. The only thing is that you have to buy a memory stick to even play video on the PSP and it doesn't hold as much as a PMP with 20 gigs.
I bought a 1 gig for $50 from newegg, but if you buy locally expect to pay $100+. A 1 gig holds two movies or 500 songs.

5 out of 5 stars

Simply spiffy! October 14, 2007
C. R. Swanson (Phoenix)
77 out of 89 found this review helpful

I'd never played with a PSP until yesterday. I'd see a friend of mine playing Lumines when it first came out, but that was about it.

Now I begin to see what I'd been missing.

I bought the PSP Daxter Entertainment Pack - Ice Silver version of the PSP hardware yesterday on something of a whim. I'd heard decent things, read some reviews and thought it might be a good investment. Plus, hey,Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions was out, and I wanted to play that.

I turned out to be a good purchase! The unit itself is very well-designed and comfortable to use. The display screen is incredibly vivid and bright. The interface is nicely designed. I had a few problems getting onto the internet at first, but I managed to resolve those within a few minutes (the little web-browser they have built-in to the software is... ok. Not great, but it gets the job done).

In fact, about the only thing I would have liked that did not come with this system was a USB cable. Fortunately I was able to find one at my local game store and now I can hook this sucker directly up to my computer. Very useful, given that I now am able to play MP3s on my PSP, as well as store photos!

In addition to the system, I also got a one gig memory chip. That's pretty handy! It also came with Daxter, which I haven't played too much, but it's proving fun. It also came with Family Guy - The Freakin Sweet Collection (UMD Mini for PSP). Alone, these items would likely add quite a bit more to the expense, but they came included for only a little more than the system itself (I sold the UMD, however. Why? Well, partly cause I have that same product on DVD and partly cause I just don't "get" the whole UMD thing. They're overpriced, have no extras and just aren't very interesting).

I've owned and enjoyed a Nintendo DS Lite Onyx Black, but I gotta say this little system is worlds away. You get video games, internet access, an MP3 player, a movie player (though not my thing, as mentioned), and a picture viewer, all for not too much more than a DS. Nintendo, I love you, but in this case Sony has the best product (don't hate me!).

The only down-sides I see is that this is not a system for younger kids (what with the UMD discs), and it is a little larger than the DS. It would be nice if it came with a wrist strap, since I'm sure dropping it would have tragic consequences, and as I said before I would've liked to have had a USB cable in the box. But still, I'm happy with what I bought and I think you would be, too!

4 out of 5 stars

Ok September 10, 2007
J. Young (Pittsburgh)
65 out of 94 found this review helpful

This is our 3rd PSP already owning two of the older model. This one is definitely lighter. I like the fact it is the color that it is. No more finger prints showing up as easily.

One of the pluses is the fact that the screen is much brighter. Looks like the same improvement that the 5.5 Ipod's had.

It is great that it is much lighter in weight, but it really does have a cheap feel to it. The memory door is really poorly made. We almost broke it trying to open it not realizing it was so dainty. The UMD door is also has a very cheap feel to it. You do have to be careful not to pull as hard.

I have seen no improvement in battery life. About the same or a hair less than the original PSP. Playing a game, I get about an hour and forty-five minutes and then I have to charge. The load times being faster? Not at all. My son and I own the same exact game and put them in to compare. The load times were identical (Worms 2).

My major gripe is the battery cover. Just a little plastic button to open it and it never really feels like it is closed all of the way. While playing, our hands accidentally push on it and the battery cover comes off while playing.

The last annoying item is that when I first turned it on, I went to check for system updates and of course, it said there was one. It comes with 3.6. Well, I wait for the download and what downloaded was 3.3. So Sony obviously needs to fix thier websites. A new product is released and they should of had that annoyance taken care of already.

All in all an ok purchase. It is worth the bundle if you happen to like Daxter and Family Guy. If you like this color, then you don't have a choice right now anyway since it only comes in a bundle.

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