Sony NGP to have Trophy, mail, messaging and internet browser support..

      As many of you heard, in january of 27th, on Playstation meeting in Tokyo, Sony announced successor of PSP new portable entertainment device, codenamed NGP (Next Generation Portable - official name to be announced on E3). Since that date, we don't know full specs of this amazing device except some details that device equipped quad-core ARM processing and graphical chipset, GPS, 5 inch brilliant OLED capacitive touch display with 960x544 pixels (twice more that we have seen in PSP - 480x272) and rear TouchPad, second analog stick, 2 cameras and 6 axis sensor with "super oval" design, really great step by Sony. Specs, screens and video inside Internet sources already full about what we can see in this device

      After watching PS meeting, i realised that this device is really what i want for portable gaming :) It has everything that i want and this is:

Big and shiny 5 inch display for viewing any content
Internet browser for news
E-mail client for checking my inbox
Games with PS3-like graphics
3G for playing and being online from everywhere
2nd analog stick that everyone missed on PSP

and other things that I really like in this device

GPS
3 axis gyroscope, 3 axis accelerometer and 3 axis motion sensor (electronic compass)
messaging for chatting with friends
Game Trophy support :)
2 cameras
and I can't forget about Rear TouchPad, innovation in gaming :) I really like this thing back on NGP


I will really Enjoy palying games on such powerful piece of hardware :) 





So far, info we know about this handheld is:





 
Hardware and Software

High-resolution, touch-sensitive OLED screen
Built-in WiFi
Wireless 3G connectivity
Tilt-sensitive SIXAXIS controls
Three-axis electronic compass
Built-in GPS
Front and back facing cameras
Buttons: D-Pad (up, down, left, right), dual analog sticks (finally), action buttons (triangle, circle, X, square), shoulder buttons (left, right), start, select, volume controls, PS button, power button
New LiveArea service and new application Near 
Built-in mic
Built-in stereo speakers
Capacitative multi-touch pad on back of the device

Battery Life
 
It is supposedly around the same as the original PSP, which means anywhere from a few hours to ten hours, depending on what features are being used
It would seem to average out at around four to five hours, which makes it on par with the battery life of the upcoming Nintendo 3DS

Specs
 
CPU: ARM Cortex-A9 core (quad core)
GPU: SGX543MP4+
Dimensions: Approximately 182.0 width x 18.6 height x 85.3mm depth
Wireless: 3G, IEEE 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
5-inch OLED touchscreen, with a 960×544 resolution (by comparison, the current PSP has a 4.3-inch screen with a 480×272 resolution)


LiveArea and Near
 
Near app can detect all other NGP owners in your area
Shows other NGP owners are playing
Can chat with other NGP owners
Display NGP owners’ rankings for games


Trophies
 
NGP games will feature trophies

Backwards Compatibility
 
Can play any downloadable PSP game
Can play any PSOne game supported by the PlayStation Suite

PS3 Exportability
 
Real life Big Boss Hideo Kojima showed off the PS3 Metal Gear Solid 4 running on the NGP, and it reportedly looked almost as good as the PS3 version
Kojima said the NGP demo of MGS4 took the model and data environments from the PS3 and exported them directly to the NGP
Though the NGP isn’t exactly as powerful as the PS3, this sort of portability suggests it’s fairly close, and could seemingly lead to playing proper PS3 games on the NGP
Example: If the PS3 and NGP can share save data, less powerful PS3 games (many of the PSN games) could surely be played with both devices, allowing a user to bring their PS3 game with them after they leave the house

specs via [Kotaku] 


 
Other info will share Sony to us on E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo)