PSP vs. DSCost
SIZE
WEIGHT
SCREEN SIZE
SCREEN RESOLUTION
AVAILABLE COLORS ON-SCREEN
MEMORY
GAME MEDIA
BATTERY LIFE
OTHER FEATURES
• USB 2.0 port
• Analog stick
• Can display JPG format pictures, play MP3 music
and MPEG4 video files
$150 (includes stylus, AC adapter, and wrist strap)
5.9 x 1.1 x 3.3 (6 while open) inches
.61 lbs
• Two 3-inch LCDs
• 4:3 ratio
256 x 192 pixels
256 x 192 pixels
260,000
4 megabytes
Cartridge—1 gigabit capacity
• IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi)—up to 2 Mbps transmission
• Up to 16-player multiplayer
6 to 10 hours playing games
• Touch screen
• Backwards compatible with Game Boy Advance
• Built-in microphone
$250 (includes 32MB Memory Stick, headphones,
AC adapter, carrying case, demo disc, and wrist strap)
6.7 x .9 x 2.9 inches
.62 lbs
• 4.3-inch LCD
• 16:9 ratio
480 x 272 pixels
16,800,000
• 32 megabytes
• 4 megabytes DRAM (plus optional Memory Stick)
Universal Media Disc—
1.8 gigabyte capacity
(Note: 8 gigabits = 1 gigabyte, so PSP discs can hold about 14 times the amount of data as DS carts.)
• IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi)—up to 11 Mbps transmission
• Up to 16-player multiplayer
• 2.5 hours playing UMD movies
• 3 to 6 hours playing games (see pg. 104 for details)
Copyright © 2005 Ziff Davis Media Inc. All Rights Reserved. Originally appearing in Electronic Gaming Monthly.
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