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Blur the lines between entertainment and reality with the newest addition to the PlayStation lineup of portable gaming systems. The PlayStation Vita system crushes the status quo with breakthrough features like front and rear cameras, motion sensors and augmented reality to transform the way you connect, game and share. A stunning 5″ OLED capacitive touch screen, rear multi-touch pad and dual analog sticks make for real hands-on gaming with the biggest and best titles, while front and rear cameras transport the physical world into your digital world. Enjoy continuous, uninterrupted gameplay between your PS3 and PSVita systems with compatible titles and even store it in the cloud for anytime access. With built-in Wi-Fi (additional fees apply), you can stay connected, chat with friends (or foes) and challenge gamers across the globe in multi-player game play.
Sony PlayStation Vita is now available at Amazon for $249.99
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