Best Certified Used PSP Go and Refurbished PSP Go
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Released in October 2009, the PSP Go was a redesigned, more compact version of the original PSP. Unlike its predecessors, the PSP Go eliminated the UMD drive in favor of 16GB of internal flash memory for downloadable games, reflecting Sony's push toward digital distribution. It also supported Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards for additional storage. The PSP Go had a 3.8-inch sliding display (same resolution as earlier PSPs at 480x272), featured Bluetooth support, and used the same CPU as the original PSP but streamlined for improved efficiency.
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Tips: All Certified Used Game Consoles are fully functional. The main difference is cosmetic. The better the condition, the more expensive. If you want the cheapest, pick Fair. If you want a balanced choice, choose Good.
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Released in October 2009, the PSP Go was a redesigned, more compact version of the original PSP. Unlike its predecessors, the PSP Go eliminated the UMD drive in favor of 16GB of internal flash memory for downloadable games, reflecting Sony's push toward digital distribution. It also supported Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards for additional storage. The PSP Go had a 3.8-inch sliding display (same resolution as earlier PSPs at 480x272), featured Bluetooth support, and used the same CPU as the original PSP but streamlined for improved efficiency.
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