http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=253478

Didn't see this posted.

Official PS3 Bluetooth Headset
Originally Posted by GangstaKiller26@PS3Forums:
Here is what you have been waiting for

Description
Provides High-fidelity audio input to PS3
Supports “voice command” in certain PS3 games
Easy pairing through USB connection with PS3
Comes with docking station for easy charging
Compatible with cellphones

Target
Consumers who want to communicate while in-game

Price
Standalone – $49.99 MSRP; SOCOM: Confrontation bundle - $59.99 MSRP

Launch
July/August





PSP GPS Unit:
Originally Posted by GangstaKiller26@PS3Forums:
PSP(PlayStation®Portable) GPS Peripheral

Competitive against any current GPS system
Extremely high value/low consumer cost portable navigation solution

Features:
3D city maps and 3D landmarks
Find & Go – easy search and keyboard
POI’s – over 70 categories in thousands of locations
U.S. and Canada maps on one UMD
Downloadable global maps
Quote:
yes it is real my friend works for vpd games, a game distributor and he sent it to me. It was a power point presentation, so that is why the pics look so bad i had to copy and paste them.

But talking to him he got it from his sony rep.

Here's some pics....

http://i31.tinypic.com/14wzwpy.jpg

PSP GPS -

http://i30.tinypic.com/24voghs.jpg

http://i26.tinypic.com/311qg09.jpg

Sweet
Just what we need a PSP with GPS to find our "PS3 home"

I think the PSP has missed it's window of opportunity with GPS.

Touchscreen GPSs have dropped drastically in price over the last year and are light years ahead of previous versions where you have to sit there and type things out with a directional pad (ie: the PSP).

I think the PSP has missed it's window of opportunity with GPS.

Touchscreen GPSs have dropped drastically in price over the last year and are light years ahead of previous versions where you have to sit there and type things out with a directional pad (ie: the PSP).

But how many GPS devices can access and remote play your video library from a computer at home, play high quality video games and some also remote accessed from home, surf the net with wifi and attach a camera and upload video to the net?

My 2 year old Ipaq handheld does..

and it also makes phone calls, and downloads my corporate email, oh and i don't even need a wifi connection.. it does it where ever i have cell signal (oh and did i mention it can also act as a highspeed modem for other wifi devices? Can the PSP do THAT? I don't think so!

My 2 year old Ipaq handheld does..

and it also makes phone calls, and downloads my corporate email, oh and i don't even need a wifi connection.. it does it where ever i have cell signal (oh and did i mention it can also act as a highspeed modem for other wifi devices? Can the PSP do THAT? I don't think so!


I agree...My Blackberry 8820 or My HTC smartphone > PSP GPS

As does my Treo 750. But don't think for a minute I won't be getting this. I like the screen size of my PSP much better than that little thing.

The screen size is beneficial on the PSP, but I'd feel like a douchbag carrying around a psp for gps on my business trips. I always use my Blackberry.

I only use the psp on the plane, and in the hotel. I probably wouldnt whip it out in front of clients.

My 2 year old Ipaq handheld does..

and it also makes phone calls, and downloads my corporate email, oh and i don't even need a wifi connection.. it does it where ever i have cell signal (oh and did i mention it can also act as a highspeed modem for other wifi devices? Can the PSP do THAT? I don't think so!

how many of those things could it do if you didn't pay the monthly bill.....

crickets.....

Anyway, I'll take the psp for gaming, handheld movie/mp3 streaming and GPS.

I am I the only that thinks that's a sexy headset.

I am I the only that thinks that's a sexy headset.

I like the charger stand even more.

the pic of the headset is obviously an artist's rendition. i call bs on the whole thing.

how many of those things could it do if you didn't pay the monthly bill.....

crickets.....

Anyway, I'll take the psp for gaming, handheld movie/mp3 streaming and GPS.

Paid for by my work ;)

:confused:
Anyone else notice
"Easy pairing through USB connection with PS3"
When did a BT ever need to pair through USB :confused:

Yea, this is BS. The GPS has been out for a long time in Japan and Europe. Those aren't US streets shown on that GPS screen either.

:confused:
Anyone else notice
"Easy pairing through USB connection with PS3"
When did a BT ever need to pair through USB :confused:

Plug it in with a USB cable and it pairs automatically? That's what I was thinking anyway.