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Over the weekend, some people got het up at the prospect of PSP Go having a 480Mhz CPU. It doesn’t. The confusion arose from a figure taken from a stats page that, in fact, references something to do with the machine’s USB port.
That’s it. Get more detail from Engadget.
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Razor said:
Sony should have kept their mouth shut on this and just carried on letting people believe it packed a more powerful CPU…even if people thought it was being underclocked.
They’ve just lost the bit of advantage they had for makin, sorry, fooling, people into buying a Go.
It just makes the price look all the more ridiculous. What Sony is thinking making you pay more for less functionaity with the same internal hardware?
Ingenu said:
“What Sony is thinking making you pay more for less functionaity with the same internal hardware?”
Hold onto your butt for this answer, as I know it sounds wild… But perhaps they were thinking they’d, uh, make money?
DrDamn said:
@Razor
So I’ve already got the solid state memory in my current PSP? Wh00t!
Razor said:
Do da doo da doo…
and the oozing sarcasm just falls flat on its face…
Ingenu said:
Poor sarcasm =(
At least your ignorance will keep it company.
Razor said:
Less media functional PSP with no upgraded CPU for more money.
Don’t really see the ignorance myself.
Retroid said:
“WOAH, it might be upgraded slightly!!
…
Oh.”