Last week, Sony dropped the price of the PSPGo handheld from $200 to $150, following the price drop of the PSP-3000, to $130.
Surprisingly, just three days later, Sony has brought the price back up to $200 with no explanation.
It is unclear whether the price drop was just premature and will return in the future or whether the entire situation was just a mistake.
Sony's PSPGo handheld has been a large flop, with sales remaining low since launch.
Later this year, the company will release the NGP (PSP2) which boasts a massive 5-inch multi-touch OLED screen with 960×544 resolution, a multi-touch panel on the back and will run on a quad-core ARM cortex processor. The device will have dual micro-analog sticks, tilt-sensitive SIXAXIS controls, standard and front-side cameras, GPS, an electric compass, Wi-Fi and 3G support, and access to Android gaming.
It is unclear whether the price drop was just premature and will return in the future or whether the entire situation was just a mistake.
Sony's PSPGo handheld has been a large flop, with sales remaining low since launch.
Later this year, the company will release the NGP (PSP2) which boasts a massive 5-inch multi-touch OLED screen with 960×544 resolution, a multi-touch panel on the back and will run on a quad-core ARM cortex processor. The device will have dual micro-analog sticks, tilt-sensitive SIXAXIS controls, standard and front-side cameras, GPS, an electric compass, Wi-Fi and 3G support, and access to Android gaming.
