According to news in the market Sony is going to launch its sequel to PSP in couple of weeks at E3, The all New PSP2 which hopefully will be a totally revamped version of the present version.

The rumors are emanating from within several gaming publishers. As Nintendo’s 3DS is also due to launch at the show PSP2 will be good enough for Sony to give a handsome competition to Nintendo.

Sony gave a design update to its VAIO P Series, but there happens to be a lot more than fresh aesthetics with the new 8-inch machine. A new matte lid available in five different shades. Sony has also loaded with an optical touchpad and accelerometer, the most amazing addition.

The touchpad is built into the LCD bezel and desktop navigation is done by holding the screen. The pad bezel is on the right while the mouse buttons are on the left.

It’s been given a faster Intel Atom Z560 processor option. The pricing is still not out, lets wait till june when it rolls out in market.

At the on-going Game Developers Conference 2010 in San Francisco, Sony Computer Entertainment revealed the much awaited Motion controller for PlayStation 3 console “The PlayStation Move”. Like with the Wii, you even have an additional, optional controller called the Sub- Controller. Sony will sell the Move controller separately and also as a bundle including PlayStation eye camera, Move controller and a game would be made available.

PlayStation Move controller will remind you of Wii’s Nunchuk but with a colored sphere on the top. It’s this sphere that helps PlayStation Eye detect the whereabouts of Move controller. Sony will offer the Move controller with spheres in sky blue, yellow, light green, pink and while color options. Alongside that, Subcontroller with direction buttons, analog stick and home button will also be paired with the Move. This Subcontroller comes handy in shooting and action games like dropped the word Arc for the Motion Controller.

Sony had already announced a lineup of Move controller friendly games last year at the GDC 2009. About 36 game developing and publishing companies will support Move controller. As a result, 20 game titles, Move-centric or Move-supporting, would be announced in the year of 2010-2011.

Microsoft’s Project Natal, a gesture control system for Xbox 360, is due for arrival in this Holiday season but by that time Playstation Move would have taken over. It would be a very interesting war between – Nintendo Wii’s MotionPlus, Sony PlayStation Move and Microsoft’s Project Natal. Let’s see comes up to the top