04 Feb 10 This PSP Go clone looks better than the original
We don’t talk about video games much since it’s not really our niche, but the PSP can certainly be considered a PMP. Last year, Sony released a compact version of it called the PSP Go On paper, it didn’t sound too bad; It has 16GB’s of storage, a cool flip-up screen, and bluetooth support. The only problem is it costs $249, and games are only available through digital distribution. Suffice to say, the launch was complete failure and Sony will be doing a re-launch coupled with a price drop later this year.
Of course, this hasn’t stopped companies from making clones of the device. Chinese manufacturer JXD has PSP cloning down to a tee. Older models like the JXD 2000 are nearly impossible to differentiate from the original. Their newest is the “V3″, and it’s clear they “borrowed” some elements from the PSP Go. In fact, I think this is what the Go should have looked like. Check out its features below.
JXD V3 Features:
- Capacity: 8GB plus expansion
- Display: 4.3 inch TFT LCD, (480×272 resolution)
- Video: RMVB, RM, AVI, VOB, DAT, MPG, FLV, 3GP, MP4, ASF, WMV video (max 1280×720 resolution)
- Audio: MP3, WMA, WAV, AMR, AAC, FLAC and APE
- Support Games format: GBA, GBC, GB, NES, SMD, SMC, BIN, SWF game formats, include 8-32 bit games
- Built in 5.0MP camera, support 640×480 30fps video record, DC and DV
- Other features: FM tuner/recorder.calendar, time show and stopwatch, Flash support
- TV-in and TV-out
The best part? It only costs $112.
(via GMP3)
