They're going the route of the PSP and calling it "PS Vita 2000 series". The model number is PCH-2000.
I wouldn't consider that an advantage, considering that the DS already had a 10 hour battery and that the DS lite had a 17-19 hour battery.
Current model is being sold at loss.So without OLED screen and only 10 bucks cheaper?
That sucks.
And isn't LCD less resistant than OLED screen?
Current model is being sold at loss.
Look at it this way: if the normal model, which is apparently selling at enough of a loss slowly enough to warrant a cheaper revision, is discontinued, then the $10 difference will be a moot point. Also, for the consumer, just seeing the price tag under $200 will provide a little more incentive. Where buying stuff is concerned, the way people automatically reason when seeing prices is interesting (such as the $X.99 trick).I like the increased battery life and smaller form but no OLED really sucks, OLED is fantastic and it isn't a piece of shit like 3D is.
Also the regular model is $10 cheaper so really I don't see the big deal here. 1GB internal is nothing, at most it holds some of your basic apps (Netflix, Facebook, whatever).
Look at it this way: if the normal model, which is apparently selling at enough of a loss slowly enough to warrant a cheaper revision, is discontinued, then the $10 difference will be a moot point. Also, for the consumer, just seeing the price tag under $200 will provide a little more incentive. Where buying stuff is concerned, the way people automatically reason when seeing prices is interesting (such as the $X.99 trick).
As well, for that 1GB of internal storage, I'm thinking it's more like courtesy storage, like what you get with the Wii U. It'll work for a little while, but eventually, you're going to need more memory if you want to make more than a few, small digital purchases.
I'm really curious about the backlash at the OLED removal? AFAIK, doesn't that technology have more issues such as burn-in?