PlayStation Phone Caught on Camera, Looks Legit
PlayStation Phone Caught on Camera, Looks Legit
Posted 12/07/2010 at 6:07am
| by Paul Lilly
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Thank your lucky stars you're living in the age of the Internet, and we're not saying that because of those naughty *tube sites. We're talking about hardware porn here, and in this case, the rumored PlayStation Phone.
Codenamed "Zeus Z1," this potentially awesome device was caught on camera in a handful of videos (one of which we've embedded below) and posted over on Engadget. If these are fake, they're really good ones and we'll admit to being fooled.
The Zeus Z1, as it appears in the videos, looks pretty much exactly the way you would expect. Rather than sporting a fold-out QWERTY keyboard, a classic PlayStation gamepad jets out instead. You can spot a PlayStation icon on the device, and there's a second video that offers up a 14-second peek at the PlayStation app.
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mesiah
December 08, 2010 at 2:00am
I always thought the idea of a psp phone was stupid. I can't stand playing games on a smart phone. Then I watched the video... The control layout is excelent. There are actually dual "analog" touch pads and shoulder buttons. And it is running android (gingerbread) as opposed to some proprietary garbage. If this thing ships with a dual core cpu running at a decent speed I will be the first one in line to own one.
gothliciouz
December 07, 2010 at 7:23am
"We're talking about hardware porn here" huh! i don't understand what you mean by that
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