engadget.com - 8/14/2008
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We expect a lot when Sony makes a full point update from the PSP-2001 . Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case as we thumb through the FCC filing of Sony's newest PSP. Then again, it's being pretty tight-lipped with most of the juicy docs well hidden in support of Sony's request for confidentiality. We can tell you that the FCC's tests were all focused on the 2.4GHz spectrum for ...
engadget.com - 8/18/2008
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engadget.com —
The long rumored HTC Dream handset -- once
referred to as "The Googlephone" -- just received FCC...
approval. The handset is listed as type, "Dream' with a model of "DREA100." The same model also appears with a WiFi Interoperability Certificate ...
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HTC Dream FCC approved, Android clear for launch?
gullfoss2.fcc.gov - 8/19/2008
cellphonesignal.com - 8/12/2008
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cellphonesignal.com —
Today, few days ago we saw the Nokia
85 passing by FCC ; today is the turn...
for the Nokia N96. This is the upgrade of the Nokia N95. A 240 x 320 pixels display, a GPS built in, Wifi and more will make this phone a good iPhone competitor. The N96 is ...
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Nokia N96 passed FCC
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PSP-3001 hits FCC
I4U News —
... appears in the FCC database. The schematics show a PSP that we know today. There is actually nothing new to spot. Documents detailing the specifications are of course filed confidentially. Rumors on what the new PSP would feature include built-in microphone, a new PS button similar to the one on the PS3, GPS and possibly even be the long rumored PSP phone. The FCC filing is disappointing, but it would not make any sense to release a new PSP without anything new. More details on Engadget . Posted on Thu, 14 Aug 2008 01:21:10 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr ...
Sony PSP 3001 hits FCC
Tech Ticker —
Now we weren’t expecting this after looking at the picture filed with FCC. The latest PSP 3000 is sitting in the FCC office sheepishly resembling its predecessor PSP Slim. Sony has requested confidentiality for most of its new features which makes it difficult for us to confirm the rumored specs. More on this as something develops.
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[Via Engadget]
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PSP-3001 on the way
SlashGear —
... since the FCC didn’t test for things like Bluetooth or GPS.
From pictures the new PSP-3001 looks exceptionally similar to the current model. Although we’ve heard rumors of a redesign of the device in the works, it looks like we won’t see that redesign with this release.
Not a lot of details, but this filing does let us know that a PSP-3001 is in our imminent future.
Have any of you been waiting for this one? What updates were you hoping to see?
[via Engadget]
psp 3001
NaviGadget —
PSP 3001 is so real that it even made it to FCC. As expected there’s no integrated GPS receiver, in fact from the FCC docs we can’t really say there’s any kind of innovation compared to PSP slim.
Since there’s no GPS, you’re going to have to rely hardware add-ons or other hacks to get navigation on your PSP like you used to do…via
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