This can’t be a Sony Ericsson PSP Android phone prototype. Or can it?
By Florin on 27 Oct 10Yes, the Sony Ericsson PSP (PlayStation) phone is in the news again. This time, Engadget claims to have photos of a prototype of the handset.
This looks like a Sony Ericsson Vivaz running Android and featuring a sliding gamepad (which is, of course, very PlayStation-esque).
According to Engadget, the PSP phone comes with a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 processor, 1GB ROM, 512MB RAM, MicroSD card support, and a touchscreen display that measures around 4 inches.
Nothing that’s hard to believe here. But the photos probably don’t show a real PSP phone prototype.
That’s because Sony Ericsson states:
“These images are definitely fake.”
So there you have it. Sure enough, Sony Ericsson is most likely working on a PSP Android phone (maybe with Gingerbread), as we’ve heard before. But this just isn’t it.
Update: weird enough, Now Gamer, the website that reported about Sony Ericsson’s statement, now changed the company’s declaration into: “We do not comment on rumour and speculation.”
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