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Sony working on PSP phone... again?
Sony working on PSP phone... again?
Long-rumoured, a recent story in Japan's Nikkei Daily puts a PSP phone closer to potential reality. Long-rumoured, not so long ago quashed , and now resurfacing: the idea that Sony will make a PlayStation-branded phone to compete with the likes of Apple's game-friendly iPhone and a growing ...
Sony eyes cellphone/game gear hybrid - Nikkei | Technology
reuters.com — TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp is considering developing a cellphone-game gear hybrid in a bid to better... compete with Apple Inc's highly popular iPod and iPhone, the Nikkei business daily said on Saturday. The Japanese electronics and entertainment ... (more) Sony eyes cellphone/game gear hybrid - Nikkei | Technology
Sony Patents Emotion Engine Emulation Technology For Cell Processors
Sony Patents Emotion Engine Emulation Technology For Cell Processors
siliconera.com — . June 29, 2009 . 3:37pm image PlayStation 3s without PS2 backwards compatibility are missing the Emotion... Engine, a chip Sony designed as the PS2’s CPU. What if the PS3’s cell processor could emulate the Emotion Engine? Theoretically, all PlayStation ... (more) Sony Patents Emotion Engine Emulation Technology For ...
Sony to take on the iPhone; envisions a gaming device/mobile phone hybrid
Sony to take on the iPhone; envisions a gaming device/mobile phone hybrid
boygeniusreport.com — Sony is reportedly considering (yet again) the development of a new hybrid device that will combine the... gaming features of its popular PlayStation portable gaming device with the functionality of a Sony Ericsson mobile phone. According to Nikkei ... (more) Sony to take on the iPhone; envisions a gaming ...
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