The upcoming PlayStation Portable Go is slightly more powerful than previously thought, technical documents filed by maker Sony have revealed. PSP_Go_FCC An extract from Sony's FCC filing reveals the true spec of the PSP Go - aka the PSP-N1001 When the PSP Go was officially unveiled at the E3 videogames show back in June, …

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Monday 6th July 2009 12:43 GMT Steven H Taylor

480MHz yes, but not the CPU

Apparently, this clock frequency pertains to the USB port, not the CPU.

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