Yupp! Engadget rightly said that PSP was launched around two years back and all of us are sensing the need of new version of PSP i.e. PSP2. If Sony is working on the PSP2 project then Samsung has already something big for the platform i.e. its new creation; N-Series. The series is the hard drive discs array of around 1.8' with having huge space of 60GB.
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Samsung has already announced that the disc will support the next PSP version. More will break out on CES that is going to take place next month.
Keep checking for further updates; we will make you know as some new piece breaks.....!
Via: engadget
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