According to a Japanese report, the upcoming Sony PlayStation Vita handheld will not have Flash support at launch.
The device will have HTML5 support, however, along with JavaScript 1.7 and cookies.
While Flash may not be supported at launch, the report suggests it could be added in a later firmware update.
The original PSP faced a similar problem, and basic support was only added a year later via firmware.
The Vita will run on an ARM Cortex A9 quad-core processor and be powered by a quad-core PowerVR SGX543MP4+ GPU.
Featuring a 5-inch capacitive multitouch OLED screen (with 16 million colors), the device will be 7.16 by 0.73 by 3.28 inches. Furthermore, the Vita has 512MB memory and 128MB VRAM in its graphics processor.
While Flash may not be supported at launch, the report suggests it could be added in a later firmware update.
The original PSP faced a similar problem, and basic support was only added a year later via firmware.
The Vita will run on an ARM Cortex A9 quad-core processor and be powered by a quad-core PowerVR SGX543MP4+ GPU.
Featuring a 5-inch capacitive multitouch OLED screen (with 16 million colors), the device will be 7.16 by 0.73 by 3.28 inches. Furthermore, the Vita has 512MB memory and 128MB VRAM in its graphics processor.
