Sony PSP Clone Runs Android 4.0, Costs Only $66

A number of Sony PSP clones have surfaced in the past. However, the new JXD S602 is in a different league because it runs Android 4.0. It comes with a 4.3-inch, 480 x 272 display and costs a mere $66. JXD S602 is available at Willgoo and packs a 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 chip together with 512 MB of RAM and 4GB storage. Storage space can be extended via a microSD card slot. The device has a multitouch resistive touchscreen and a G-sensor which means that users can play motion-control games on it without any qualms.

The looks and dimensions of the device seem fairly close to those of the original Sony PSP. It features a 0.3 megapixel camera and supports WiFi. The battery that juices up the device is a 2500 mAh.

If you get bored of playing games on it, you can also load your music stash into it and get the party going since it also works as a media player. It supports MP3, OGG, FLAC audio files and a number of video formats. In $66, this doesn’t sound like a bad deal except that we can’t say anything about the perforamce of the device. Even though it packs an Android 4.0, clones often turn out to be clunky and slow.

Salman Latif
Categories: Gaming
Tags: clone, psp, Sony