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The '''PlayStation Portable''', or '''PSP''', was a video game console based around the MIPS R4000. The PSP used UMD discs for game distribution, a proprietary format controlled by Sony. Sony Memory Stick was used for local storage. The console was able to connect to PlayStation Network, Sony's online game service. | The '''PlayStation Portable''', or '''PSP''', was a video game console based around the MIPS R4000. The PSP used UMD discs for game distribution, a proprietary format controlled by Sony. Sony Memory Stick was used for local storage. The console was able to connect to PlayStation Network, Sony's online game service. | ||
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Revision as of 16:35, 14 September 2016
| PlayStation Portable | |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| CPU | MIPS R4000 (333 MHz) |
| GPU | Unknown |
| RAM | 32 MB |
| VRAM | 2 MB |
| SRAM | N/A |
| Media | UMD, Memory Stick |
| Connectivity | 802.11b adhoc and infrastructure modes |
| Players supported | 1, others via 802.11b adhoc mode |
The PlayStation Portable, or PSP, was a video game console based around the MIPS R4000. The PSP used UMD discs for game distribution, a proprietary format controlled by Sony. Sony Memory Stick was used for local storage. The console was able to connect to PlayStation Network, Sony's online game service.