China produces V191 all-in-one PMP / cellphone

by Darren Murph posted Nov 6th 2006 at 10:51AM

While there are plenty of all-in-one DAP/PMP/gaming units out in the Chinese market, the V191 takes it to another level by tossing in phone functionality and a PSP-styled enclosure to boot. A very likely candidate for Keepin' it real fake, this handheld device comes in a tad shorter than the tried and true PSP, and replaces the unmistakable "PSP" logo with "FUN." While details on this dodgy unit are far and few between, it apparently accepts any SIM card for mobile use, sports a 1.3-megapixel camera, supports MP4 / MP3 playback, and even boasts a gaming function for a bit of 8-bit reminiscing while on the go. You can store your tunes, movies, and homebrew apps on the included 256MB microSD card, or toss in a larger one for those extra lengthy trips. Assuming you can find one, the V191 is reportedly going for a whopping HK$5400 ($695) overseas.

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: Games, Handsets

Tags: all-in-one, dap, gaming, handheld, pmp, psp, real fake, RealFake, v191

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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snake @ May 5th 2008 5:16AM

so...........what's that?
psp?mp4? fc? phone?

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Codelicious @ Nov 6th 2006 11:09AM

THIS IS NIIIIIICE!!!!!!!!!!!! Retro-Mario in a shrinked PSP handheld with GSM SIM capabilities! That's the true ALL IN ONE! The price is abit steep though, but this looks SO COOL!

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Dahk @ Nov 6th 2006 1:08PM

Not that I'm being picky or anything.

I ... don't trust a device that has the word: FUN on it. lol

theres crappy marketing skills for you.

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LiSa @ Nov 6th 2006 4:17PM

if only this little wonder was manufactured by Sony themselves with a better camera to boot...ah one dares to dream.

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