PSPgo Specifications

The Sony PSPgo, model PSP-N1000, had a significantly different design from the PSP 3000, the other PlayStation portable handheld gaming console that was available from Sony at the same time. The PSPgo was released in October 2009 and was sold until April 2011, when Sony turned its full attention to the PlayStation Vita. 

Sony discontinued the entire PSP line and shipped its last PSP console to the U.S. in 2014. Sony was never able to compete with the Nintendo Game Boy, which had an advance start in the handheld gaming console market.

• Approximately 5 inches by 0.65 inches by 2.7 inches

• Approximately 5.6 ounces (including internal battery)

• PSP CPU, system clock speed 333 MHz

• 64MB

• 3.8 inches diagonally, 16:9 aspect ratio, full-transparent type
• TFT drive
• 480x272 pixels
• Approximately 16,770,000 colors

• Built-in stereo speakers
• Built-in microphone

• Wireless LAN, IEEE 802.11b Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth 2.0 
• High-speed USB 2.0
• Memory stick micro (M2)
• Analog video out
• Microphone

• Multiuse connector (DC in/out, USB, video output/input, sound input/output)
• Headset/microphone connector
• Memory stick micro (M2) slot

• Directional buttons (up/down/right/left)
• Analog stick
• Action buttons (triangle, circle, cross, square)
• L/R buttons
• Start button, Select button, PS button
• Power/hold switch
• WLAN switch
• Display button, sound button, volume (+/-) buttons

• Lithium-ion rechargeable internal battery pack
• AC adaptor
• USB power supply

• 16GB (Flash Memory)

• PSPGame

• Region code
• Parental control

• Wireless LAN, IEEE 802.11b Wi-Fi
• Infrastructure mode/ad hoc mode (connect up to 16 consoles)
• Bluetooth 2.0 (EDR)

• AC adaptor
• USB cable
• CD-ROM

The PSPgo doesn't have a UMD design, so it is a quiet and efficient device. It's Bluetooth support accommodates Skype headsets and other devices. The PSPgo is designed for music, communication, video, gaming, and wireless networking. The handheld is compatible with all PSP game titles.