Sony Go!Explore Turns a PSP Into a GPS Game Sony Go!Explore may turn the PSP into the ultimate personal navigation device. Sony launched this product in Japan, and is now going to present it also in Europe and in the USA at the end of March. The Go!Explore package includes a GPS antenna that fits in the USB port of the PSP, a UMD with regional maps, and an optional car mount. Sony will also present a full bundle pack with a PSP Slim and all the accessories priced at $458. The navigation software is provided by Nav N Go, and exploits the latest Tele Atlas maps, which include 3D building information for all of the major cities of Europe and North America. The PSP is powerful enough to show very detailed 3D scenarios at a good framerate-we have seen a couple of demos, and they were impressive.

Intel Pentium Dual Core E5400 Drivers Free Download. All the inputs are given using the PSP pad and keys, since the Sony portable console has no touchscreen. The final result is excellent, and this PSP add-on looks more like a videogame than a traditional car navigation software. This new solution by Sony has an interesting price, too, since the antenna with one regional map costs about $184, while the kit including a car mount costs about $230. Mr Jatt Comedy Video Download. Unfortunately the owners of first generation PSPs will not be able to use Go!Explore, since it is supported only by the PSP Slim & Lite, the latter having more internal memory. The software by Nav N Go looks good, but does not include the latest features of the car navigation market: for example, it lacks text-to-speech and voice commands.

The UMD has proved to be a battery eater; fortunately, users may transfer the full map or part of it into a memory stick to gain longer battery life. We are talking about a relatively cheap product, which at about $460, will offer a portable gaming console and also what looks like a good navigation system, which can be used both in car and while walking. Sony has also announced that the new firmware release for the PSP (4.0) will include Go!Messenger, with a special version of Skype that makes it possible to chat and communicate using VoIP over a WiFi connection.