Damn people have you read anything at all about PSP?
No it\'s not a PS1, it\'s a lot more powerful. The new disc format is called UMD (Universal Media Disc) or something and is a new format developed by Sony which can hold up to 1.8 GB worth of data in two layers.
No, it\'s a gaming handheld and doesn\'t have phone capabilities although it will wireless connection for multiplayer etc.
Specs:
UMD - Universal Media Disc
60mm
Laser Diode: 660nm
Dual Layer : 1.8GB
Transfer Rate: 11Mbps
Shock Proof
Secure ROM by AES
Unique Disc ID
The UMD was shown in more or less this same detail at E3. It will also include advanced copyright protection schemes, a parental lock feature -- which indicates that games and movie discs will be coded with content ratings -- and, disappointing eager importers, a region lockout.
PSP CPU Core
MIPS R4000 32-Bit Core
128 Bit Bus
1~333 MHz @ 1.2v
8 MB Memory (eDRAM)
Bus Bandwidth: 2.6 GB/sec
I-Cache / D-Cache
FPU, VFPU (Vector Unit): @ 2.6 GFlops
3D-CG Extended Instructions
PSP Media Engine
MIPS R4000 32-Bit Core
128 Bit Bus
1~333 MHz @ 1.2V
Sub Memory: 2MB (eDRAM) @ 2.5 GB/sec
I-Cache / D-Cache
90nm CMOS
PSP Graphics Core 1
3D Curved Surface + 3D Polygon
Compressed Textures
Hardware Clipping, Morphing
Hardware Tessellator
Bezier, B-Spline (NURBS)
4×4 / 16×16 / 64×64 sub-division
PSP Graphics Core 2
Rendering Engine + Surface Engine
256-bit Bus, 1-166 MHz @1.2V
VRAM: 2MB (eDRAM)
Bus Bandwidth: 5.3GB/sec
Pixel Fill Rate: 664 million pixels/sec
Max. 33 million polygons/sec (textured and lighted)
24bit Full Color: RGBA
PSP Sound Core
Reconfigurable DSPs
128 Bit Bus
166 MHz @ 1.2V
5 Giga Operations/Second
3D Sound, Multi-Channel
Synthesizer, Effecter...
AVC Decoder
AVC (H.264) Decoder
Main Profile
Baseline Profile
@ Level1, Level2, Level3
2 Hours (High Quality) ~ DVD Movie
4 Hours (Standard Quality) ~ CS Digital
Communication
Wireless LAN 802.11
IrDA
Memory Stick
USB 2.0 ports