Sony vice president talks about PSP Future says players won't be satisfied with iphone

(compiled/drdarknight) according to overseas media sources, although Sony's official spokeswoman declined to comment on the PS phone leaked on the internet last week, it did not affect Peter Dille, vice president of marketing at Sony's US division, Leh　　In an interview with CNN TV to mention the future potential of the PSP series host, let's take a look at what Pete has said.　　Although Leh did not comment on the authenticity of PS phone, he still said the PSP should be connected to the wireless network through the mobile network. "Although the PSP is a Wi-Fi device," Leh said. "But people are used to having a device that can hang on the internet all the time." He then talked about the PSP's contribution to Sony's vision of electronic sales through PSN.　　"I don't think we can achieve this vision with just one Wi-Fi device," he stressed. Speaking of Apple's itouch and iphone, Leh said: "These platforms just pass the time, and the real players are not just content." "While Leh in the interview did not answer whether the rumored PSP2 phone would support the Android system, Sony now has a partnership with Google in many areas, and the partnership is likely to appear in the company's next-generation handheld," he said. (Edit/Ming)