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Sony has said that the battery life of the PSP 3000 will be reduced by about 20-30 minutes, because of the brighter screen. The PSP extra battery pack isn't being discontinued however, and it will have 8-10 hours of power time.
The difference between the original PSP, and the PSP 3000, is that it has a brighter screen, possibility of using a PS3 controller (rumor), a built in microphone, and a change in the home button. Speaking in a recent interview, Sony Computer Entertainment America product marketing manager John Koller revealed that the battery life of the PSP-3000 will be decreased by 20-30 minutes, due to the larger power draw of the brighter screen.
Battery life will decrease by a small amount, it’s about 20 minutes maybe 30 minutes and that’s because there’s a larger power draw with the brighter screen.
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Come on, man! I try to believe it, and I hope it's not another rumor for WOW! Details are revealed that there would be 3xUMD and it is coming to us on Feb. 30th! O.o! I don't think that the CPU of PSP could fear the enormous graphy effect of WOW. We won't see that unless SONY and Blizzard haven't develop the special version for PSP.
They said it's doable, but you're facing a 1 - 1/2 fps experience. Using a homebrew app called Portable VNC, users can run a remote desktop into a Mac via a PSP and launch games like WoW right onto the handheld device—yes launch, but not necessarily play. And without being able to see the mouse pointer, even just messing around with the OS can get frustrating. At any rate, it's an intriguing hack that will hopefully get worked out. No PSP WoW for now… I search the video from Youtube, may be there ia another way for playing WOW. That's using the Wifi for Remote Accessing the PC. 
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Though we haven't had a look at the final packaging just yet, Sony has given us an excellent idea as to what Patapon's back-of-the-box bullet points might say: - Intriguing and utterly unique blend of strategy and rhythm gameplay!
- From the creators of the critically acclaimed LocoRoco!
- Bizarre, yet entirely endearing art style!
- Costs a mere $19.99!
- "Excellent" -- Joystiq, 21 Jan. 2008
Sony hopes that the lower price point will push Patapon to a broader audience, one perhaps unswayed by the unusual gameplay and our glowing, out-of-context recommendation. It's a wise move that also favors those of us already keen on rhythmically conquering the lands of Patapon.
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