There is something about electronic devices being razor thin that gets consumers in an uproar. Slimming down consoles is nothing new, but slimming down a Bluetooth headset for a console is something you don’t see everyday. Sony is allegedly preparing to release a slimmer version of the official PS3 Bluetooth headset. It fits in nicely with the PS3 slim and the PS3 Surround Sound System.

A source within Ars Technica and VG247 now say the PS3 slim is very real and will be on store shelves Fall 2009.

The source says the slim console won’t be announced at E3 2009 because Sony wants to sell the units that are currently on shelves. Once that supply starts to dwindle the company is expected announce the new slim model. This model also could also usher in a PS3 price cut if we assume that smaller yet just as powerful technology is present in the PS3 slim which will help cut down on development costs. Sony just may pass the savings on to the consumer.

As of November 22, 2007, more than 1 million redesigned PSPs (aka PSP Slim & Lite or the PSP-2000) have sold in Japan. Originally released on September 20, 2007, the PSP Slim & Lite is a redesigned version of the Sony PSP and offers gamers a more compact and lightweight handheld as well as improved more »

Putting an end to all those annoying rumors, Sony’s chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment, Kazuo Hirai, revealed at its press conference yesterday (July 11, 2007) that the PSP is getting redesigned to be a bit lighter, thinner and last quite a bit longer. The revamped PSP, which will not change in name, will retain more »