PSP2 is real, 'pretty powerful' and in developer's hands.

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Cross-X on 21 September 2010

Seeing as Yoshida says the PSP is kinda old and that they've been looking into new tech, etc what this guys says is pretty believable. I mean Sony could've been handing out PSP2 prototypes to certain devs and for obvious reasons cannot share any info about the PSP2 right now.

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Squilliam on 21 September 2010

Rather than power, what is the PSP2 unique selling proposition? If it doesn't have one then progress on the market may be hard/impossible to achieve. Even in terms of performance it will probably be surpassed by various smart phones within 0-24 month period.

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