[quote name='djsaiyan']It's practically a guarantee it won't be. That thing doesn't look even remotely close to big enough to fit an HDMI port on it.
Or does mini HDMI exist now?[/QUOTE]
It doesn't exist, but some wacky in the head guys think the thing will have an HDMI port based on a blurry pic.
[quote name='Cthulhu8u']With 16gb built in, I doubt you'd have to rush out and buy memory right away. I have a 4gb and I do fine. Since this sucker is strictly Digital Distribution, you will definitely need space, but I figure by the time the PSN store gets up and running (effectively) with all of the PSP's new DD stuff, prices for add-on memory will probably start to drop.[/quote]
You'd think that'll happen, but prices won't so quickly, especially in nonUS territories.
Also I got over 20 games, so even if you average out all my games to 800 megs each, that's still far too much for a measly sixteen gigs assuming you have nothing frivolous like movies, music, or save files.
I can't even see
any sign of a video-out port on the Go, but it's early. I don't know why they would want to make it HDMI, unless they plan to up the video output resolution past the 480p it does now.
Not surprising that the new PSP would make the previous revision's add-on peripherals defunct; that's pretty much been the story with every iteration of the PSP
I think you're mistaking that for the PS3 where Sony only took away features. As far as I know, from one series to the next, they either added features or just changed them for the better. The only thing they 'removed' are the exploits for making them run custom firmware.
But with the Go, UMD drive is out and no video out, unless the headphone jack is one of those that also outputs video as well which can mean guys can just buy a generic part for that instead of paying a premium for a specific cable; it's doubtful tho.