Sony PSP Entertainment Pack

Features

• Entertainment package includes PSP handheld device, a 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo memory card, the best-selling game ATV Off Road Fury: Blazin' Trails and the hit movie Lords of Dogtown, getting you started in the world of PSP entertainment
• Includes AC adapter and battery pack
• 4.3" TFT-LCD widescreen with 480 x 272 resolution and 16.8 million colors provides sharp pictures and high-quality
• Maximum luminance includes 180/130/80 cd/m2 (when using battery pack) and 200/180/80 cd/m2 (when using AC adapter) for high picture brightness
• Operative keys/switches include analog stick, enter keys (triangle, circle, cross, square), buttons (directional, left/right, start, select, home, display, sound, volume), power/hold switch, wireless LAN switch and UMD open latch
• Activate wireless communications with infrastructure mode and connect up to 16 consoles in ad hoc mode
• Allows for digital photo display and supports digital music playback in both MP3 and ATRAC formats
• Compact, lightweight design weighs only 0.6 lbs. for easy transport
• Powered by a lithium-ion battery and AC adapter
• Main connectors include Memory Stick Duo slot, USB, DC-out, DC-in 5V and headset
• Supports videos delivered via Really Simple Syndication (RSS), allowing you to see news clips, video podcasts and user-created videos from the Web right on your PSP
• In ATV Off Road Fury: Blazin' Trails, choose from more than 24 detailed ATVs that each have unique designs and dynamics based on speed, acceleration, handling and stability
• Customize more than 20 different component parts for both bike and rider that range from exhaust systems to protective gear
• Speed through more than 30 thrilling environments with six distinct terrain types, including snow, dirt, mud, ice, water and grass
• Earn trading cards to exchange with your friends and unlock eight new character riders, 11 smoking ATVs, five killer gear sets and new tunes for your jukebox
• Watch the hit movie Lords of Dogtown and learn the true story of the kids who created modern skateboard culture