Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Computer Entertainment President and Chief Executive Officer Ken Kutaragi holds the PlayStation Portable, a handheld gaming device, and the new PlayStaion 2 game console at a news conference Sept. 21. The PlayStation 2, smaller and lighter than the previous model, will go on sale in North America and Europe Nov. 1.

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