Ps3 Specs PS3 SPECS

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Sony's PSP specs releasedAll I can say is," Wow!" posted 9:19am EST Thu Jul 31 2003 - submitted by MatthewNEWSSony has released very detailed specifications of its new portable gaming handheld device, the PSP. The specs make for eye-opening reading, with highlights being a wireless LAN using the 802.11 standard, an analog stick standard, and an all around incredibly powerful bit of equipment.The expected time of launch has also been confirmed as follows:Prototype: E3 in May 2004Title line-up: Tokyo Game Show 2004Worldwide Launch: Q4 2004The released details as taken from gamesradar.com:CPU Core:# MIPS R4000 32-bit core# 128-bit bus# 333MHz, 1.2V# 8 MB eDRAM main memory# 2.6GB/sec bus bandwidth# I-Cache, D-Cache# 2.6GFlops, FPU, VFPU (Vector Unit)# 3D-CG extended instructionsMedia Engine:# MIPS R4000 32-bit core# 333MHz, 1.2V# 128-bit bus# 2 MB eDRAM sub memory# 90 nm CMOS manufacturing processGraphics Core 1:# 2 MB VRAM# 5.3Gbps bus bandwidth# 3D Curved Surface + 3D Polygon Compressed Texture# Hardware Clipping, Morphing, Bone# Hardware Tessellator# Bezier, B-Spline (NURBS)Graphics Core 2:# Rendering Engine + Surface Engine# 166MHz, 1.2V# 256-bit bus# 2 MB VRAM# 5.3Gbps bus bandwidth# 664M pixels/sec fill rate# Max. 33M polygons/sec# 24-bit full colorSound Core:# VME (Virtual Mobile Engine)# 166MHz, 1.2V# 128-bit bus# 5 billion operations/second# 3D sound, 7.1 channel# Support for ATRAC3 Plus, AAC, MP3# Reconfigurable DSP engineMedia:# UMD--Universal Media Disc, 60 mm diameter# 660 nm laser diode# 1.8 GB dual layer# 11Mbps transfer rate# Shock-proof# Secure ROM by AES# Unique disc IDDisplay:# 4.5" TFT LCD with 16:9 widescreen display# 480x272 pixels, 24-bit full colorCommunication:# Wireless LAN (802.11) [Hotspots, Home Server]# IrDA infrared wireless communication [PSP, Mobile Phone]# USB 2.0 [PSP, PS2, PC]# Memory StickController:# Directional pad, analogue stick# Circle, Cross, Triangle, Square, L1, R1, Start, Select buttonsMisc:# MPEG4 AVC Decoder# Rechargeable lithium-ion battery# AV input/output# Headphone outputProgramming:# Similar to the original PlayStation# PSP libraries# middleware# sample code# simple programmable field# Media Engine and VME/AVE are not user programmable