Sony announces development tools for PS3

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Company also reveals plans for a white version of its PlayStation Portable in the Japanese market.
Photos: PlayStation 3 unmasked

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White PSP Looks Cool
by 201293546946733175101343322673 July 21, 2005 12:01 PM PDT: And I am looking forward to the new fireware update :); Like this Reply to this comment

White PSP Looks Cool
by 201293546946733175101343322673 July 21, 2005 12:01 PM PDT: And I am looking forward to the new fireware update :); Like this Reply to this comment

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