Meet The PlayStation Phone [Playstation]

Oct 27th 2010
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Seems like the people at Engadget got their hands on something interesting: A PlayStation Phone . We’ve heard about this mysterious device long ago, but here’s the first examine a prototype model.

The phone apparently has a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 chip, 512MB of RAM, 1GB of ROM, and support for microSD cards. It’s speculated that it’s going to run Android 3.0 and offer a custom Sony Marketplace. There aren’t many other details, but you will investigate cross-check more photos of the prototype unit over at Engadget. [ Engadget ]

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