Pros: battery life, multi-functionality (music, photos, videos, and flash memory), quality of graphics, sound quality

Cons: black finish gets "oily" from hands easily

The Bottom Line: Definitely would suggest getting a PSP if you are just barely thining about it. It is well worth the money!

Review: I purchased a PSP with graduation money received. It is the best thing I have ever bought myself. The graphics on the system are out of control, nearly as good as PS2 quality. I am also very happy with the ease of connectivity to a wireless network...

Pros: Multipurpose, Nice Setup, Good Design, best portable, designed for an older audience.

Cons: Cost still considered high for a portable

The Bottom Line: I say if you want something portable that can play just as good as most of the major systems out there, go get it.

Review: I bought a PSP within a few weeks of it coming out.
I have found out that the possibilities are endless with it. There are games you can play, music you can listen to, your favorite pictures to see, and movies you can watch. Also, you can...

Pros: Excellent screen clarity, good multi purpose device.

Cons: Price. UMD load times. Game selection. Ghosting.

The Bottom Line: Again if you have the cash, and like the game line-up go for it. Bringing movies with you on the go is GREAT.

Review: My best man bought my wife and I (she wasn't as excitied as I was...) a PSP as a wedding gift and I was ecstatic! I'd wanted one of these since I first heard about thier unveiling at e3, but with a wedding and all the little expenses of life, I was...

Pros: Graphics, Portability, Design, Sleakness, Games

Cons: Bad sound, Pricey, LOW BATTERY LIFE

Review: When the Playstation Portable was first turned on it was like having a Playstation 2 in your hands. Compared to the Nintendo DS the Graphics Were Phenominal. The design of the PSP lets you go from the standard to Playstation controller to this in no...

Pros: Analog stick, excellent screen resolution, multi-function capabilities.

Cons: Dead Pixels, Dead Pixels, Dead Pixels!!!!!!!

The Bottom Line: Great little device for travel and hand held gaming. If they could fix the dead pixel issue and create a UMD recorder it would also be a great multimedia device.

Review: Great little device, but if you plan to use it for anything other then gaming (like movies and still images), then check for dead pixels!

I purchased one on the release date from Best Buy and have since exchanged five units so far because...

Pros: portable gaming and no losing out on graphics! The games u love everywhere you go

Cons: The screen easily attracts dust and fingerprints. Expensive memory expansion, battery life

The Bottom Line: This console really is as good as the regular systems. I looks great, feels great, and runs great! But expensive.

Review: I told myself that I wasn't going to buy the PSP when it came out. I even bought myself the Nintendo DS to hold me over. I thoguht the DS was great and I'd love it forever and never stop playing it. But soon I noticed the screen was still hard to...

Pros: Beautiful design, sleek graphics, great sound

Cons: UMD load time, battery life, price

The Bottom Line: If you have the money to dish out, definitely get one!

Review: In December of 2004, the race for the new handheld gaming system was underway between Nintendo and Sony. Nintendo introduced a system called the DS or Dual Screen in the fourth quarter of 2004. Me, being the sucker I am, purchased the DS as soon as...

Pros: Lots of good stuff packed into a little package. Games, movies, picture and music

Cons: Price...

Review: Got this thing a couple weeks ago. It has an impressive screen. 4.3 inches if I am not mistaken. The graphics are amazing for such a little device. Not only can it play games, but movies, it can hold pictures and music. Good hand held game playing...

Pros: Slick design, beautiful screen

Cons: $$, cramped button layout, only MSduo support

The Bottom Line: Coolest mobile gaming device yet!

Review: I have not been satisfied with the gaming on my Dell Axim X30 and was thinking of getting a mobile gaming device. The Gameboy is the "default" answer for most people but I wasn't impressed with it either.
Once I saw the PSP in person I knew...

Pros: Fast loading, multimedia device, WiFi support, loads of games and more!

Cons: Fingers up easily

Review: This thing is amazing! You can just pull it out any time and start playing JUST LIKE THAT! Mobile gaming will never be the same again!