Name: Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP-1001)
Type: Console
Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
Platform: PlayStation Portable
Release year: 2004
The Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP-1001) is the first model in Sony’s handheld PlayStation line, released in 2004. It features a 5-inch TFT LCD screen with a resolution of 480 × 272 pixels, capable of displaying 16.77 million colors.
The system is powered by a 333 MHz MIPS R4000-based CPU and includes 32 MB of RAM, allowing for 3D graphics performance similar to the PlayStation 2 in scaled-down form. The PSP uses Universal Media Discs (UMDs) for games and movies, as well as a Memory Stick Duo slot for storage and multimedia content.
The console has built-in stereo speakers and headphone support, and supports Wi-Fi connectivity for multiplayer and internet browsing. It is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, providing roughly 4–6 hours of gameplay depending on screen brightness and usage.
The PSP-1001 is notable for its large widescreen display, multimedia capabilities, and strong emphasis on gaming combined with video, music, and photo playback, setting it apart from other handhelds at the time. Its design is slim and portable, with the classic PlayStation button layout adapted for handheld use.
