I think they need to find a direction for the PSP. One of the problems the PSP has is ambiguity. You know it plays games and does some media functions, but it doesn't market itself as succeeding in either of them. They need to target a specific market and succeed with that market rather than targeting multiple markets at one. I'm not saying take functionality away, but give it a clear direction with the other things to be known as extras. Making it a phone won't help it at all. It would just add to the ambiguous nature it already has. Basically if they are going to make a handheld, then they need to make it a handheld. If they are going to make it a portable media device then it needs to excel as a media device. If it is going to be a phone, then it needs to exceed as a phone. Marketing it as a phone/gaming handheld/portable media device hybrid isn't going to help. Again, I'm not saying they should take away functionality, just make it clear what it does first and foremost and what the nice "extras" are.
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