Gaming > Consoles & PCs PSPgo Specifications Specs for the small but mighty PSPgo By Niko Silvester Niko Silvester Writer Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Niko Silvester is a former freelance contributor for Lifewire and a video game junkie who draws her own comics when she's not playing games on her PSP. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on July 8, 2021 Michel Ngilen / Flickr Consoles & PCs Xbox Buyer's Guide Trending Videos Close this video player The Sony PSPgo, model PSP-N1000, had a significantly different design from the PSP 3000, the other PlayStation portable handheld gaming console that was available from Sony at the same time. The PSPgo was released in October 2009 and was sold until April 2011, when Sony turned its full attention to the PlayStation Vita. Sony discontinued the entire PSP line and shipped its last PSP console to the U.S. in 2014. Sony was never able to compete with the Nintendo Game Boy, which had an advance start in the handheld gaming console market. PSPgo Specifications External Dimensions Approximately 5 inches by 0.65 inches by 2.7 inches Weight Approximately 5.6 ounces (including internal battery) CPU PSP CPU, system clock speed 333 MHz Main Memory 64MB Display 3.8 inches diagonally, 16:9 aspect ratio, full-transparent typeTFT drive480x272 pixelsApproximately 16,770,000 colors Sound Built-in stereo speakersBuilt-in microphone Main Input/Output Wireless LAN, IEEE 802.11b Wi-FiBluetooth 2.0 High-speed USB 2.0Memory stick micro (M2)Analog video outMicrophone Main Connectors Multiuse connector (DC in/out, USB, video output/input, sound input/output)Headset/microphone connectorMemory stick micro (M2) slot Keys/Switches Directional buttons (up/down/right/left)Analog stickAction buttons (triangle, circle, cross, square)L/R buttonsStart button, Select button, PS buttonPower/hold switchWLAN switchDisplay button, sound button, volume (+/-) buttons Power Sources Lithium-ion rechargeable internal battery packAC adaptorUSB power supply Internal Memory 16GB (Flash Memory) Supported Profile PSPGame Access Control Region codeParental control Wireless Communications Wireless LAN, IEEE 802.11b Wi-FiInfrastructure mode/ad hoc mode (connect up to 16 consoles)Bluetooth 2.0 (EDR) Supplied Accessories AC adaptorUSB cableCD-ROM The PSPgo doesn't have a UMD design, so it is a quiet and efficient device. It's Bluetooth support accommodates Skype headsets and other devices. The PSPgo is designed for music, communication, video, gaming, and wireless networking. The handheld is compatible with all PSP game titles. FAQ Why can't my PC read my PSPgo? There could be a problem with the USB connection. Make sure the PSPgo is in USB mode and try a different USB cable. You can also try restarting the device and updating the firmware to rule out potential bugs. Can I still download PSPgo games? The PSP store is no longer supported, so the only way to get PSP games online is to download an ISO file and use a game emulator. You can find plenty of used physical copies of games for the PSPgo for sale online. How much is a PSPgo worth? Depending on the specific model, a used PSPgo can go for $250-$500 dollars online. Since the system is no longer in production, it has become a collectible item and has recently soared in value. How do I fix a bricked PSPgo? Try a factory reset. Turn off the system, then press and hold down Triangle+Square+Start+Select. While still holding the buttons, press the Power button, then release all buttons when you see the Sony logo. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit