Sony PSP Go vs Sony PSP Street

After the failed partnership with Nintendo in 1991, Sony developed its own console and released the PlayStation in 1994. PlayStation immediately received a warm reception from the gaming world. and quickly challenged Nintendo's dominant position. In the next generations, Sony produced quality products and continued the two-horse race with Nintendo, then the three-horse when Microsoft entered the market. Sony PSP Go went public for the first time on 10/01/2009. It immediately became a hit with gamers around the world at that time. It has the 333MHz MIPS R4000 and 166MHz GPU processors, along with 64MB and 16GB memory. Sony PSP Go gave a great experience for gamers in its generation from the quality of the graphics to the smoothness when playing games. It has a weight of 223g and 1 USB 2.0 port.
After the failed partnership with Nintendo in 1991, Sony developed its own console and released the PlayStation in 1994. PlayStation immediately received a warm reception from the gaming world. and quickly challenged Nintendo's dominant position. In the next generations, Sony produced quality products and continued the two-horse race with Nintendo, then the three-horse when Microsoft entered the market. Sony PSP Street went public for the first time on 10/01/2011. It immediately became a hit with gamers around the world at that time. It has the 333MHz MIPS R4000 and 166MHz GPU processors, along with 64MB and None memory. Sony PSP Street gave a great experience for gamers in its generation from the quality of the graphics to the smoothness when playing games. It has a weight of 223g and 1 USB 2.0 port.