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General| Manufacturer | Sony Computer Entertainment |
|---|---|
| Type | Handheld game console |
| Generation | Seventh generation |
| RAM | 32 MB |
| VRAM | 4 MB |
| Display | 4.3-inch TFT LCD, 480 × 272 pixels, 16.77 million colors |
| Graphics | Custom GPU, 166 MHz |
| Backward Compatibility | No |
| Online Services | PlayStation Network |
| CPU | MIPS R4000-based |
| Storage | UMD, Memory Stick Pro Duo |
| Sound | Stereo speakers |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, USB 2.0 |
| Dimensions | 170 x 74 x 23 mm |
| Weight | 280 g |
Details precautions against electrical shock, unauthorized access, and laser exposure.
Provides advice on age appropriateness, eye strain prevention, and health issues during use.
Outlines regulatory compliance, plug standards, and manufacturer details for UK customers.
Information on sensitivity to flashing lights and potential epileptic seizures.
Advice on avoiding pain in hands, wrists, or arms from prolonged use.
Guidance on adjusting headphone volume and discontinuing use if discomfort occurs.
Information on how radio waves can affect electronic and medical devices, including pacemakers.
Explains Sony's Dynamic Network Authentication System for copyright and security.
Information on the limited license for the system software included with the product.
Contains safety information, troubleshooting, specifications, and other essential details.
Provides basic information on the PSP system's hardware operations.
Details on accessing the comprehensive online guide for PSP system software.
Carefully read supplied instructions before use and retain for future reference.
Information on which accessories are supported by the PSP system.
Essential safety advice to prevent fire, electrical shock, or personal injury during use.
Guidelines for safe and optimal handling and usage of the PSP system.
Instructions for safe and proper use of the AC adapter and power cord.
Information on handling and potential issues related to the PSP system's LCD screen.
Instructions regarding the PSP system's disk pickup and potential damage.
Guidelines for using Memory Stick Duo media, including storage and handling.
Advice on using protective cases for the PSP system to prevent damage.
Warns against disassembling the system due to hazardous parts and warranty voidance.
Guidance on connecting to wireless LAN access points and network settings.
Notes on applicable wireless regulations when travelling internationally.
Information on handling moisture condensation inside the system or on UMDs.
Proper procedures for handling UMD discs to prevent damage or malfunction.
Tips for maintaining the PSP system's exterior surfaces to prevent deterioration.
Steps to calibrate the analog stick for optimal range of movement.
Instructions for cleaning the system's exterior, LCD screen, and connectors.
Critical warnings and safety advice for handling the PSP system's battery pack.
Details on charging the battery using the AC adapter or a USB cable.
Estimates for battery charging duration with AC adapter and USB cable.
Information on expected battery life, factors affecting it, and lifespan.
Procedures for replacing and safely storing the PSP system's battery pack.
Lists and describes the various media types usable with the PSP system.
Explains the region codes assigned to UMD discs for different sales regions.
Specifies the file system limitation for recorded or played files on Memory Stick media.
Describes MagicGate as a copyright-protection technology developed by Sony.
Covers problems like the power not turning on or the battery not charging.
Explains why battery charge may not last long and related factors.
Addresses sudden darkening, unresponsiveness, and pixel anomalies on the screen.
Solutions for incorrect screen colors, brightness, and TV output issues.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with video output to a television.
Addresses problems with no sound, low volume, or headphone connectivity.
Steps to resolve issues where the system does not recognize a UMD.
Resolves issues related to Memory Stick Duo insertion, recognition, and data saving.
Addresses issues when video data does not play or is not recognized.
Covers problems with music playback or recognition of music data.
Troubleshooting steps for when photos do not display or are not recognized.
Steps to resolve issues with establishing a network connection.
Addresses problems where web pages do not display correctly.
Covers system being warm, not operating, date/time resets, and PC recognition.
Resolves problems when connecting the PSP system to a PC via USB.
Troubleshooting steps if the connected USB device is not recognized by the PSP system.
Guidance on resetting the system password by restoring default settings.
Steps to determine the optimum operating range for the analog stick.
Resolves issues with communication disconnection in ad hoc mode.
Key conditions and requirements for making a claim under the product guarantee.
Lists specifications for the PSP system's LCD, sound, drive, interface, and power.
Details the specifications of the UMD laser, including wave length and power.
Outlines the standard and modulation format for the PSP system's Wireless LAN.
Details the input, output, dimensions, and weight of the AC adapter.
Provides specifications for the battery pack, including type, voltage, and capacity.
Includes notices required for software components, such as independent JPEG group.
Lists registered trademarks and brand names associated with the PSP system.
Details requirements for complying with national export control legislation.
Information on restrictions for exporting software subject to U.S. regulations.
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