To the above list of features, Sony's now adding movie downloads and rentals that will be available from 1am AEST on Thursday, 20 May.
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Navi like
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Party like it's...
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Porta-movie
Standard-definition movies can be viewed on all generations of the PSP. The PSP's store looks much like the one on the PS3, minus, of course, the eye candy.
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Livin' on the edge
Sony staged its launch at a swanky house overlooking the ocean in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Alas, the weather refused to play ball, so the only things enjoying the infinity edge pool were a bunch of PlayStation symbols.
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No news
With the E3 gaming convention just around the corner, Sony had no new news regarding 3D on the PlayStation.
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Motoring on in 3D
Despite the lack of 3D-related news, Sony wheeled out a few of its 3D televisions. These were hooked up to PlayStations running MotorStorm in three dimensions.
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