We knew this one was coming, but during its E3 press conference today Sony unveiled the PSP Go. Kaz Hirai introduced it and had a white model onstage with him. It appeared to be about the size of an iPhone, is 50 percent smaller than the original PSP and is 40 percent lighter. Although it does away with the UMD drive and includes 16 gigs of internal memory, Hirai said it is not meant to replace the PSP 3000 or kill the UMD format. Both the PSP Go and PSP 3000 will be supported by Sony.
The PSP Go will set you back $249 and will be available October 1 in North America and Europe.
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