We all know that even though the Sony PSP is the best there is in the portable market right now, but the other thing we know is that only the hardcore have one. Sony is aiming to change this with the new model, PSP Go. They’re dropping the UMD slot which makes this unit 40% lighter and frees up room for a larger display, however this also throws out backwards compatibility, which has long been at the forefront of the Sony game plan.

Every time they release a new system, the first thing the customers ask is, “Yeah, but will it play my old games?”, now it seems Sony is tossing this out the window with the new PS3′s and now the PSP Go. How will it affect them? Not sure, but one things for sure, The PSP Go’s 3.8-inch display, 16GB of flash storage, Bluetooth,  Memory Stick Micro slot and ability to down load all your new games via Wi-Fi, make this a promising start for Sony’s new future.