Sony officially announces the new PSP "Next Generation Portable (NGP)", adopts new media with super high spec

Today's "PlayStation Meeting 2011So, the new PSP "Next Generation Portable (NGP)" was officially announced earlier.

It is scheduled to be released sequentially starting at the end of the year.

※ The main body image was added.

Details are as below.
This is the body of the new PSP "Next Generation Portable (NGP)". Adopt new media of card type.


Next, introduce specs.


Equipped with a 5-inch organic EL touch panel, the resolution is 960 × 544 which is four times the resolution of conventional PSP. It is a top class high resolution as a portable game machine.


Supports 3G communication, wireless LAN, GPS.


The display is a touch panel. Equipped with analog sticks on the left and right.


There is also the same size touch pad on the back.


Equipped with 6 axis motion sensor and 3 axis electronic compass.


USB connector is mounted on the bottom.


· What you can do with NGP
A proprietary processor overwhelming the tradition realizes high graphic performance
By using 6 axis gyro sensor and acceleration sensor, you can operate by moving the main body
The camera mounted on the main unit can also be used to grasp the movement of the user
Functions that let you know what games are played by nearby users

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