I know this is a lot of spam but :-

In answer to Mani's question! "How does the PSP compare to the DS", (BTW its called the Nintendo DS,not a Gameboy DS ,lol ) here are the specs for both:-

Nintendo DS
CPU Core:
ARM946E-S (Running at 67 MHz)
Cache: 8 KB Instruction Cache
4KB Data Sub Processor - ARM7TDMI (Running at 33 MHz)
4 MB (Debug version has 8 MB) ARM9/ARM7 Shared memory

Display:
256 x 192 RGB Screens x 2 Display Colors - Max 4 million vertex/sec Polygon Rate - Max 120,000 polys/sec Pixel Fillrate - Max 30 million pixels/sec

Sound:
16 channel ADPCM/PCM+Microphone input

Sony PSP
CPU Core:
MIPS R4000 32-bit core
128-bit bus
333MHz, 1.2V
8 MB eDRAM main memory
2.6GB/sec bus bandwidth
I-Cache, D-Cache
2.6GFlops, FPU, VFPU (Vector Unit)
3D-CG extended instructions

Graphics Core:
2 MB VRAM
5.3Gbps bus bandwidth
3D Curved Surface + 3D Polygon Compressed Texture
Hardware Clipping, Morphing, Bone
166MHz, 1.2V
256-bit bus
2 MB VRAM
5.3Gbps bus bandwidth

Sound Core:
128-bit bus
3D sound, 7.1 channel

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Atari Lynx

CPU: Dual 16-bit custom CMOS -Mikey and Suzy (16MHZ / custom CPU on its own is 8-bit)
RAM: 64KB DRAM
Colors: 4096 (16 simultaneous per scan line)
Resolution: 160x102 pixels
Screen: LCD 82.55mm x 47.75mm (88.9mm/3.5" diagonal)
Sound: 8-bit 4 channel (mono for Lynx, stereo for Lynx II)
Game Media: 2MB (16Mbit) cartridge
Power: 4 hours for Lynx/5 hours for Lynx II (6 AA batteries)

Battery life for PSP is abysbal by the time i have walked down the stairs gone for a slash and come back the psp would become lifeless in my hands

Quote: Jammin
Battery life for PSP is abysbal by the time i have walked down the stairs gone for a slash and come back the psp would become lifeless in my hands

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