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Sony PlayStation Portable 2

22.03.2011

Sony held the PlayStation Meeting event, where they announced a new generation of portable game consoles. The device has not yet been officially named, and it appears under the code name NGP (Next Generation Portable). Naturally, the public will continue to call it PSP2.

The console is made in the form of a monoblock, equipped with a 5-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 960x544 pixels. There are two touch panels: one on the display and one on the back.

A significant difference is the presence of a second analog mini-joystick. A 4-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor is selected as the CPU, and the SGX543MP4 + chip is responsible for the graphics.

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