Kutaragi comments on PSP battery usage
Sony president hints at the possiblity of reduced battery consumption.
by | November 2, 2004
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It's difficult to be optimistic about the PSP, given the fact Sony's recent statements regarding the battery life leaves more to be desired. Sony president Ken Kutaragi presented a few new comments to the Japanese press, which ultimately is bound to create even more mixed emotions amongst potential consumers.
A puzzle game will last longer, but Ridge Racer will probably be shorter than that," says Kutaragi, who finally admitted to a common suspsicion that's lingered for some time -- users playing specific games for prolonged periods under specific conditions; thus Sony's previous claim that the PSP can operate within four to six hours could be disregarded.
Kutaragi added, "In the future, we'd like a single charge to last for a flight between Narita and New York," which suggests that the PSP could possibly incorporate an enhanced power cell to rectify the massive battery usage.