Early this month, Sony announced it's plan to introduce a new version of its hand-held PlayStation Portable console this fall.
The new version, called the PSP Go, is scheduled to debut in the United States and Europe in October and cost $249. The unit is smaller, lighter and more expensive than the current version, the PSP-3000, which costs $169.
While previous versions of the PSP have games stored on small optical discs, the PSP Go is meant to download games and store them in its internal memory. The bottom of the console slides out from the main body to reveal game-control buttons.
Sony said it would continue to manufacture and support the PSP-3000 even as it aimed the new version at Internet-savvy consumers who prefer to shop for their entertainment online
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