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The Death of UMD, and a PSP Hard Drive?

the company has considered adding a hard drive to the PlayStation Portable and he also stated the possible demise of the UMD format. Both comments were spurred by the thriving PlayStation Network, which just recently added downloadable movies and television shows. A hard drive seems like a logical step moving forward, but one has to wonder what that'd do to the PSP's size, weight and most importantly, battery usage. Sony made the PSP slimmer, lighter and more power efficient last year, so this could wind up reversing all that.

Tretton: Digitally distributed movies will determine fate of UMD

At an E3 2008 roundtable, SCEA CEO Jack Tretton admitted that the company has had trouble establishing the UMD as a movie format.

Smartphones a clear choice over mobile Internet devices

If Apple were to release an ultra-mobile device (UMD) or ultra-mobile PC (UMPC)—and I think theyt will—the biggest challenge might be convincing folks why they should buy one.

Play Bag for PSP

Fashion and really innovate, this stylish and leather-look covering bag is THE essential to protect your PSPâ„¢. It allows access to all console functions, to the UMD and memory stick compartment!

Sony Making It Difficult to Get Lost with Your PlayStation Portable

Gizmodo is showing off Sony's new GPS add-on for its PSP system. The new GPS module plugs in neatly to the PlayStation Portable along with software that can be stored on a Memory Stick or UMD for access to maps.

Microsoft's Silverlight draws patent suit

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New Madden Themed PSP

Sony Computer Entertainment America recently announced the new Madden NFL 09 themed PSP Pack. The special limited-edition bundle due out this August, will have a suggested retail price of $199.99, and will feature a limited-edition, metallic blue PSP system with a copy of the Madden NFL 09 game, 'NFL: In Just One Play' on UMD Video from Warner Bros., a Playstation Network voucher to download Beats from Playstation Store (accessible via a PC), and a 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo.

Solar-powered asteroids make their own moons

Pairs of asteroids can be created from a single parent body that spins so fast due to solar energy that it breaks apart. In new computer simulations, the parent body was modelled as a rubble pile. Loose material near its poles rolled to its equator, then floated off to become a moon (Illustration: Kevin Walsh/Derek Charles Richardson/UMD)

Sony to Release Madden 09 PSP Bundle

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced the Madden NFL 09 PSP Entertainment Pack, a limited-edition bundle launching on August 12 that's sure to score with fans of EA's best-selling Madden franchise. This special bundle ($199.99 MSRP) will feature a limited-edition Metallic Blue PSP system with the highly anticipated Madden NFL 09 game; “NFL: In Just One Play” on UMD from Warner Bros.; a PlayStation Network voucher to download Beats from PlayStation Store (accessible via a PC); and a 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo, for storing photos, music, video and more.

Report: Tech giants forming 'patent troll' alliance

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Sony launches blue PSP Madden bundle...

Sony today gave the PSP a seasonal update with the introduction of the Madden NFL 09 PSP Entertainment Pack. The special-run version of the handheld console gives the PSP a metallic blue tint and ships the system with enough to get the user started on the game: in addition to the new Madden sequel, the Sony bundle comes with a 1GB Memory Stick to save games and an UMD video disc of the NFL's In One Play. A coupon also comes in the box good for a download of the game Beats that can be sideloaded to the PSP from a host PC.

PSP Turns Metallic Blue

SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment America) announced the Madden NFL 09 PSP, a limited-edition bundle launching in August that’s sure to score with fans of EA’s best-selling Madden NFL football franchise, as well as sports enthusiasts of all types. This special bundle ($199.99 MSRP) will feature a limited-edition “Metallic Blue” PSP system with the highly anticipated Madden NFL 09 game; “NFL: In Just One Play” on UMD (Universal Media Disc) Video from Warner Bros.; a PLAYSTATION Network voucher to download Beats from PLAYSTATION Store (accessible via a PC); and a 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo.

Sony Fumbles with Madden PSP Bundle

Sony doesn't get it. Just as a leopard can't change its spots and the new metallic blue version of Sony's PSP coming out on August 21 for the 20th anniversary of Madden NFL won't change much that's wrong with the PSP either. In conjunction with the PSP launch Sony and EA have also announced they will team to produce a $200 Madden NFL 09 PSP Entertainment Pack. The pack includes includes a copy of Madden 09, a UMD video called NFL: In Just One Play, a voucher to download "Beats" from the PlayStation Store and a 1 GB memory stick.

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