Sony Unveils New Handheld Gaming Device

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:32PM EDT / Published Jun. 07, 2011 5:51PM EDT

Hackers on Monday claimed to have compromised Sony once again, this time targeting Sony BMG—but the electronics company also had a shiny new thing to show off. At the E3 gaming expo, Sony unveiled the PlayStation Vita, which comes with two cameras, a touch screen, a touch pad on the back, and two joysticks. A $249 version will be Wi-Fi only, while a $299 model will connect to 3G networks through AT&T. Sony also plans to put PlayStation games onto smart phones running Google Android.

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Sony Unveils New Handheld Gaming Device