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"Sony has said \"No\" to a PSP redesign on several occasions. Now a conflicting report from SCE UK managing director Ray Maguire says a \"smaller, lighter\" PSP will be introduced in the future. However, a day later the head of SCE UK PR fed us this line: \"There are no immediate changes planned for PSP.\" Did someone miss the memo?Actually, both of them are probably telling the truth in a sneaky corporate kind of way. Most gaming systems get plastic surgery a few years after their launch. The DS was transformed from a clunky brick to sexy machine we're proud to carry around. It took four years for Sony to release a slim version of the PS2, which means the PSP could be overweight for another two years. A redesign is on the horizon, but that horizon could be a lot further out that we think."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/13/psp-redesign-denied-confirmed-re-denied/>