Sony PlayStation 4 vs Sony PSP-3000
Better figure, where one is clearly better
| SonyPlayStation 4 | SonyPSP-3000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | ||
| Released | November 2013 | October 2008 |
| Performance | ||
| Type | Home console | Handheld |
| CPU | AMD Jaguar, 8 cores | Sony PSP CPU, up to 333 MHz |
| GPU | AMD Radeon | – |
| GPU compute | 1.84 TFLOPS | – |
| Memory | 8 GB (better) | 64 MB |
| Storage | 500 GB | – |
| Disc drive | Yes | Yes |
| CPU | Single-chip custom processor; x86-64 AMD "Jaguar", 8 cores at 1.6 GHz (Sony and system architect Mark Cerny) | PSP CPU with system clock frequency from 1 to 333 MHz |
| GPU | 1.84 TFLOPS AMD Radeon-based engine; 18 compute units at 800 MHz (Sony and Mark Cerny) | – |
| Memory detail | 8 GB GDDR5; a separate 256 MB DDR3 chip and a low-power processor for network tasks (iFixit teardown) | 64 MB main memory |
| Storage detail | 500 GB hard drive, user-replaceable; Blu-ray (6× CAV) and DVD (8× CAV) drive, read only | Read-only UMD drive for PSP games and UMD Video; game saves use a Memory Stick Duo card |
| Storage expansion | External USB 3.0 hard drives for games and apps from system software 4.50 (PlayStation) | Memory Stick PRO Duo slot |
| Display and video | ||
| Built-in screen | – | 4.3″ LCD, 480 × 272 |
| Maximum output | 1080p | – |
| Built-in screen | No built-in screen | 4.3-inch 16:9 TFT LCD, 480 × 272 pixels, approximately 16.77 million colours; improved contrast, colour and outdoor visibility compared with PSP-2000 |
| Video output | HDMI out, up to 1080p | Analogue TV output through the video-out/headset connector, using an optional cable |
| HDR | HDR from system software 4.00, including the original PS4 (PlayStation) | – |
| Audio | DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) port; audio over HDMI | Built-in stereo speakers and microphone; headset connector |
| Design and power | ||
| Weight | 2,800 g | 189 g (better) |
| Battery life detail | – | 1200 mAh removable lithium-ion battery pack; AC adaptor and USB power supply supported |
| Size | – | 169.4 × 18.6 × 71.4 mm (width × height × depth, excluding the largest projection) |
| Colours | – | Piano Black, Pearl White and Mystic Silver at announcement |
| Power use | 250 W maximum rating (CUH-1000 series; Sony) | – |
| Connections | ||
| Ports | 2 × SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0), AUX port (PlayStation Camera), HDMI out, DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL), Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T) | Mini-B USB 2.0, DC IN 5 V, DC OUT, video-out/headset connector and Memory Stick Duo slot |
| Wi-Fi and Bluetooth | Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 (EDR) | Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b, including infrastructure and ad hoc modes |
| Controller | DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller with touch pad, light bar and built-in speaker | Built-in D-pad, analogue stick, four face buttons, two shoulder buttons and PS button |
| Backward compatibility | No PS3, PS2 or PS1 discs; some older games are sold as digital re-releases | – |
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