Cechy produktu

CPU: ARM Cortex-A9 core (4core)
Wi-Fi: IEEE 802.11b/g/n (n=1×1)
Pamięć wewnętrzna 1 GB

Opis produktu

Kolejnym zaskoczeniem od Sony na konferencji prasowej Pre TGS było ujawnienie PS Vita TV, zupełnie nowego urządzenia w rozwijającej się rodzinie Vita. Chociaż głównym celem tego małego urządzenia jest możliwość grania w gry Vita na telewizorze, PS Vita TV potrafi znacznie więcej. Mierząc 6cm x 10cm - co czyni to najmniejszym sprzętem PlayStation jaki kiedykolwiek istniał, PS Vita TV ma 2 gniazda kart: dla gier Vita i kart pamięci Vita; będzie się łączyć z kontrolerem DualShock 3 z przyszłą obsługą DualShock 4. Chociaż może to już być atrakcyjne dla tych, którzy chcieliby cieszyć się doświadczeniem Vita na większym ekranie, PS Vita rozszerza swoją funkcjonalność, umożliwiając usługi transmisji wideo i wiele więcej. Gry PSone Classics i PSP z biblioteki cyfrowej również można grać; Remote Play z PS4 jest zdecydowanie możliwością w przyszłości. PS Vita TV ma datę premiery w Japonii na 14 listopada.

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4/5

(13 recenzje, 3 with text. )

mrsteve866 (2) · Feb 18, 2014

vita tv

The ps vita tv works great only issue is while it will us games it needs to be supported. slo the browser works better than the regular vita.

jsdspiers888 (1) · Dec 17, 2013

Good start, looking forward to US compatibility

Had mine for a few days. It’s a neat little box, and I’m hopeful that some OS updates improve the UI and the compatability list. Maybe the DS4 touchpad plays a role… I have a Jap PSN account on one of my Vitas, US PSN stuff doesn’t work at all. PSOne games look good (2D stuff like Gunnar’s Heaven and Einhander especially) – as good as PS3 emulated ones, though unlike their presentation on PSP and Vita, they are fixed at a 4:3 size and must be run at 720p (the Vita TV supports 480p-1080i). Vita games look great, though only tried four (Rayman Origins, Muramasa rebirth, Dragon’s Crown, Ninja Gaiden Sigma ), as most are incompatible (Killzone, DOA3, Sly Cooper, Rayman Legends, Tearaway, Unit 13, Little Big Planet, SF v Tekken, Need for Speed Rivals, Resistance, Metal Gear Solid HD). PC Engine stuff looks terrible at full screen, but original and 4:3 ratios are acceptable (on a 42" LED). It’s a steal at $99, assuming the compatability list grows, and the US PSN stuff comes over (some comments elsewhere suggesting not region locked, just that other regions not yet switched on). If you’ve invested in Sony’s digital library this makes a lot of sense.

mouseno4 (1) · Dec 10, 2013

Currently impotent but built for the future

This review is of the PS Vita TV in its CURRENT FORM and as such does NOT indicate future functionality. 10th Dec 2013. Also, this review is for those NOT located in Japan or nearby countries or those who do not use Japanese products and services.

The PS Vita TV is full of potential, with games being converted to work with it from the PS Vita handheld game console, video streaming capabilities, Remote Play with a PS4 on the same network and games built specifically for it. But almost ALL of those features are NOT.YET.IMPLEMENTED. Keep this in mind when reading this review. They WILL work... but not yet.

Only Asian region specific cartridge based games will work, as well as digital games built and released on the Asian PSN. Out of my 12 cartridge games released for western audiences, only ONE of them works with the Vita TV.

PS4 Link, does not yet exist so there is no playing your PS4 games wirelessly from another room and TV in the house. You CAN connect directly to a PS4 via wifi, but i imagine that is purely for back up purposes only.

There are little to no games built directly for the PS Vita TV system so strike that from your list.

You CANNOT use this WHATSOEVER with a non-Asian PSN account. No, just no you cannot. Attempting it will result in an error forcing you to enter your correct Asian PSN account details. And since memory cards are account specific, games on a memory card that are not linked with an Asian PSN, just dont exist. Even inserting the card into the system requires a format to be ready for an Asian account.

Dualshock 4 is also currently not yet included in its supported list of controllers. Only Dualshock 3 works, and third party Dualshock 3 controllers only work via cable.

And finally, services from the Asian PSN also do NOT work unless you have an Asian PSN account.

As noted, almost all of the above features only do not work RIGHT NOW. If you do not have an Asian PSN account, and plan to buy one of these, you will be limited to streaming content from a media server, playing the extremely limited western games that function on it, and MAYBE backing up what limited data you can actually generate on it to a PS4.

Why did i buy it? Because the day that all those features get switched on, will be the exact same day as i will have access to it. 5 minutes after its turned on, i can use those features, and it will be GREAT!

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