The Japanese Nikkei has posted some details about the upcoming PSP 2 handheld, which has yet to be confirmed by Sony but most expect to be unveiled next week.
In the report, the paper says the device will have full 3G support.
Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo will offer the 3G in Japan.
Through 3G, gamers can play multiplayer, download apps, movies and music, but not make any phone calls.
Furthermore, the PSP 2 will have an OLED screen, one that will be significantly larger than current PSP displays. The new PSP's processor will also allow for a new way to "handle HD resolution visuals," says Destructoid.
There is no word on 3G data plan fees and whether Sony will release a Wi-Fi-only model.
Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo will offer the 3G in Japan.
Through 3G, gamers can play multiplayer, download apps, movies and music, but not make any phone calls.
Furthermore, the PSP 2 will have an OLED screen, one that will be significantly larger than current PSP displays. The new PSP's processor will also allow for a new way to "handle HD resolution visuals," says Destructoid.
There is no word on 3G data plan fees and whether Sony will release a Wi-Fi-only model.
