Playstation Vita

Summary

The PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) is a mobile game console developed by Sony and is the successor to the PlayStation Portable (PSP). There are two models that differ in the module for mobile Internet.

The PS Vita has a 5 inch touch screen with a resolution of 960 × 544 pixels. Internally, a four-core processor (ARM Cortex-A9) works, which can be clocked to up to 2 GHz. The memory is 512 MiB RAM and 128 MiB VRAM for the screen. In addition, there is a rear touchpad for interactive games, 2 cameras (front and rear) and a six-axis sensor system. With this hardware, the PS Vita is one of the most powerful handhelds of its generation.

Despite all the success requirements, the PS Vita cannot prevail against the Nintendo 3DS and the increased advent of Android devices and smartphone games. At the end of 2014, Sony stopped developing AAA games for the Vita.