Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) Slim (PSP-2000) Console

Pros: Graphics, Sound, Gameplay, Controls, Capabilities

Cons: Battery Life, Memory Card does not come with it

The Bottom Line: This is the ultimate handheld video game system.

Review: As someone who is a bit older than most active video game fanatics, I have experienced the "back in the day" systems of NEO GEO and the Original Game Boy. These always brought me a lot of joy as a youth, and I still think fondly back to ...

Pros: Very capable multi-media device. Excellent graphics generation. Wi-Fi capable.

Cons: Slow load time on games. Clunky web browser.

The Bottom Line: While priced higher than similar hand-held gaming systems, the extra capabilities make the PSP-2000 a worthwhile purchase.

Review: On countless occasions I have been subjected to airport purgatory during a layover with nothing more engaging to do than watch the rehashed news reel, having already exhaustively played through my MP3 collection. No one should have to fear this situation ...

Pros: excellent graphics, great games, large list of multimedia and PDA functions, near limitless potential

Cons: construction is flimsy, requires a seperate memory stick, poor sound quality, long load times

The Bottom Line: Individuals looking for more than just a game system should consider the PSP their first choice. Individuals looking for something more kid friendly should probably look to the Nintendo DS.

Review: I have been a PSP owner since the system originally launched. Recently, I decided to upgrade my original PSP to the new slim model when they released the red God of War version. However, I still have one first gen PSP as well. While many things have been ...

Pros: Large, high-quality screen & graphics, many useful functions, relatively inexpensive considering the features, PS3 connectivity.

Cons: Can be confusing for some, weak web browser, games, accessories & memory can get expensive.

The Bottom Line: A great feature-packed gadget for gamers and people who are out and about often, but it's somewhat complicated at times so it's not for younger children.

Review: The original PSP was released in May of 2005 and was a big success, selling over 31 million worldwide. The PSP features more mature games rather than family and child-oriented games the DS does as well as much better graphics, which many have said are ...

Pros: Perfect screen, limitless multimedia capability, built in internet browser

Cons: Separate memory cards REQUIRED, weak speakers and sound, short battery life

The Bottom Line: The PSP is an excellent multimedia system with a great library of games. I recommend it to anyone who is looking to buy it.

Review: The Sony PSP Slim is my first venture into PSP gaming. I never owned the first PSP, although I have had the opportunity to fuss around with a cousin's original PSP. I can say that the PSP slim is MUCH, MUCH lighter than the original model. The old ...

Pros: great portable entertainment on the go.

Cons: Bad Game titles

The Bottom Line: Definitely recommended, it's value for money and really light for you to fit into your jeans pocket or even your bag.

Review: Sony does it again, this time with a slimmer version of what they released 2 years ago. They really did a good job in shedding the weight of the portable system.Sony adding the Video Out was a plus point.It really feels a lot lighter than the previous ...

Pros: Great Picture Clarity and graphics, Multi-function unit games, music,photos, movies and more.

Cons: The extra games are costly when 1st released

The Bottom Line: You'll love this game system even if you haven't owned one since the Atari 2600. The picture quality is GREAT and it does so much more than play games!

Review: This is so much more than a video game. If you think the price tag is high for a handheld than you haven't looked at one in person. When I saw the clarity of my Nephews PSP screen I almost fainted. Better picture than any of my high dollar portable ...

Pros: Big Bright Screen, Full Internet, Great Games, TV-Out, Movie & Music Playback.

Cons: Single Analog Joystiq limits some games. Flash limitted to version 6. Seems a bit fragile.

The Bottom Line: If you're a gamer / tech junkie, this system is ideal.

Review: The PSP has been one of those systems I've watched from afar, it never really did anything I was interested in until recently. I own almost every console from Atari 2600 on, and it took me a good 3 years to finally pick up a PSP. I've been very happy ...

Pros: Cool looking all in one device

Cons: Not better than 80 GB IPOD For music, podcasts

The Bottom Line: A great all in one device for people on the go.

Review: With all the portable gaming devices out there today, the PSP Has to be the best looking portable gaming machine out there today. The coolness factor strikes you from the start and looks like a futuristic gadget. With the new WiFi its very easy to also ...

Pros: LCD screen is crystal clear. Gameplay is easy.

Cons: Poor battery life.

The Bottom Line: The PSP is a lot of fun. I bought it originally for my business trips, but I now find myself playing it at home.

Review: I bought the PSP Entertainment pack. It comes with Daxter and a Family Guy UMD. I love it. I primarily use it play games. Simple games like Daxter play well on it as do more advanced games like Madden 08. I bring my PSP with me on business ...