Psp or ds. (Give reason)?

Question

Tell me some reason why i should buy a psp or some reasone for ds.

Answer 1

psp here why:
$199 is all it takes to get gaming right away. Pick up the PSP system for price for $199 to play games, browse the Web, watch movies, listen to music and more. It includes:

• The PSP system
• AC Adaptor
• Battery Pack
• Hours of entertainment -
for just $199

Using the Memory Stick Duo™, you can store your digital photos, create custom wallpapers and share your favorite photos with the image transfer feature. And, thanks to the vibrant high-resolution screen, your memories will always be sharp and clear.

Download your favorite MP3, MP4, WAV or ATRAC3plus music files to your PSP system via the Memory Stick Duo™—or take in a full-length concert or behind-the-scenes footage on a pre-recorded UMD™.

Transfer UMD™ and MP4 videos and more to your Memory Stick Duo™ or watch full-length movies on a pre-recorded UMD™. It’s all the excitement of the big screen, now sized to take anywhere.

The PSP system’s dazzling widescreen LCD brings gaming to life. Whether reaching your personal best or locked in wireless combat, you’ll have the freedom to play wherever and whenever you like.

Surf the World Wide Web using the Internet browser whenever you are in an Internet-accessible location.

Interact with the PSP to learn more
Color
Black

Product Code
PSP-1001K

Dimensions
Approximately 6.7 in (W) x 2.9 in (H) x .9 in (D)

Weight
Approximately 280g / .62 lbs (including battery)

CPU
PSP CPU (System clock frequency 1 - 333MHz)

Main Memory
32MB

Embeded DRAM
4MB

Display
4.3 inch, 16:9 Wide screen TFT LCD

480 x 272 pixel, 16.77 million colors

Maximum luminance 180 / 130 / 80cd/m2 (when using battery pack)

Maximum luminance 200 / 180 / 130 / 80cd/m2 (when using AC adaptor)

Sound
Built-in stereo speakers

Main Input/
Output
IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi)

USB 2.0 (mini-B)

Memory Stick Duo™

Infrared Port

Disc Drive
UMD Drive (Read only)

Main Connectors
Memory Stick Duo™ Slot

USB connector

DC IN 5V connector

Headset connector

Keys/Switches
Directional buttons (Up/Down/Right/Left)

Analog Stick

Enter keys (Triangle, Circle, Cross, Square)

Left, Right shoulder buttons x 1

START button, SELECT button, HOME button x 1

POWER/HOLD switch x 1

Display button, Sound button, Volume +/- buttons x 1

Wireless LAN switch (ON/OFF) x 1

OPEN latch (UMD) x 1

Power
Lithium-ion Battery

AC Adaptor

Profile
PSP Game

UMD Audio (profile name TBD)

UMD Video (profile name TBD)

Codec
[Video]: "UMD": H.264/MPEG-4 AVC Main Profile Level3

[Video]: "Memory Stick": MPEG-4 SP,AAC

[Music]: "UMD": linear PCM,ATRAC3plus™

[Music]: "Memory Stick": ATRAC3plus™,MP3(MPEG1/2 Layer3)

Security
(Encryption) 128bit AES (Copyright protection technology) MagicGate™

Access control
Region, Parental Control

Wireless
communications
IEEE802.11b
Infrastructure mode

Ad hoc mode (connection up to 16 consoles)

PSP Value Pack
supplied
accessories

AC adaptor

Battery pack

Memory Stick Duo (32 MB)

Headphone with remote control

Soft case and cloth

UMD In-pack Sampler

Answer 2

For now, I think the PSP is the clear winner. The PSP is a beautiful WLAN entertainment center, being able to seamlessly do videos, photos, and music in addition to games. It speaks standard 802.11b right out of the box with minimal tweaking. The bar running homebrew is also very low: if you have a PSP with firmware version 1.5, all you have to do is copy the homebrew program to the PSP via USB, and just run it.

The Nintendo DS has a smaller screen, and it seems a bit more difficult to get the DS to play homebrew, but it has a touch screen. The downside to the PSP is that alphanumeric input is painfully slow, and that will limit the amount of applications that people can write for it. The DS, however, has a touch screen. If the homebrew community is active enough, they can potentially put out a lot of productive applications that use the touch screen as a rather fast keyboard-like input device. So, there's a lot of future potential.

Still, if you're buying one today, the PSP seems more immediately interesting. If you won't get one until next year, then who knows?

Answer 3

It truly depends on why you are buying it. If you are going to be surfing the web, listening to music, watching movies and playing games....then definately go with the PSP. If you just want to play games and that's really it, there really isn't a point in spending 100 bucks more for the PSP when the DS will fit your needs great.

Answer 4

The PSP isn't all that great. I actually bought one for games and got bored. I later sold it for 360 games, then bought one again when the price went down. The games were still pricey, awful compared to PS2 and the video downloads just got boring. The DS is cheaper, has cheaper games, and the games are more fun to play. The DS Lite is a must have!

Answer 5

PSP i think its different cause with the ds you can't really do nothing with it and PSP is more worth your money cause you can play movies on it, take pic, and plus play video games

Answer 6

PSP because it has way better graphics and better controls although there is the DS's touch screen which is really cool

Answer 7

What's a DS? i perfer PSP. although i don't kow what DS is? can u tell me? PSP has a lot of cool features.

Answer 8

psp. good graphics, nice big wide screen. i only have 2 problems with it. no buttons 2 replace analogs. oops they f ucked up there and the directional buttons are not hooked 2gether like the ps2 controllers so its hard 2 push them 2gether.

Answer 9

PSP because it's got better graphics and is much easier to use.

Answer 10

Ds because it sold more units and has slamming games and has touch screen technology.