Sony to release successor to handheld PlayStation

Sony to release successor to handheld PlayStation

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. President Kazuo Hirai holds up the successor to the PlayStation Portable handheld game console on Jan. 27, 2011, in Tokyo. The company plans on releasing the product at year-end, which will have both wireless and local networks, as well as third-generation mobile phone connectivity.

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