Sliver, Pink and Blue Sony PSP

Nov 2 2006, 8:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony announced in Japan Sliver, Pink and Blue Sony PSP game consoles.

The pink Sony PSP was already introduced in Europe in August. The midnight blue and silver Sony PSP do not really work for me. I still think the white Sony PSP is the coolest color (i know, white is not a color) besides the original black. The PSP-1000 PK (pink) launches on November 22nd, the PSP-1000 SV (silver) launches on December 14th and the PSP-1000 MB (blue) starts shipping on December 21st.
More details on the Japanese Sony Playstation site.

Speaking of color variations, Sony just introduced the silver PS2 in the US.

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