Sony denies the PlayStation Phone, as usual

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TheWakeUpCall @ Nov 22nd 2007 7:39PM

Sony has no need to create a Playstation Phone, because they have SonyEricsson. They already make phones, they don't need to do this.

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AndrewNeo @ Nov 22nd 2007 7:50PM

I don't think you understand how things work..
While this is a Sony reference, the fact Sony did it isn't part of my argument.
Spiderman 3 has a font used for its logo. When the PS3 came out, Sony used the same font for the system. Completely different departments, yet they can still do it.
Why make a Playstation phone? Why not? They can.

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Tim @ Nov 22nd 2007 8:08PM

AndrewNeo, that is the most ridiculous argument. They needed a font to use for the PS3, Sony (chances are) had spent time and money developing one for SM3 and it fit the look/feel of the PS3 so they used that.

There is no need for a PSP Phone. I will put money on the fact that a PSP Phone never comes to be. There is no sensible reason for them to make one. Maybe implement some VOIP features for Spyke calling or something but not make a PSP Phone attachment.

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