PS Vita – Width: 182 mm Height: 83.55 mm Depth: 18.6 mm PSP – Width: 170 mm Height: 74 mm Depth: 23 mm (original PSP 1000 model) The PSP Go has 14GB of internal storage (since everything is digital), whereas the previous PSP models had between 32 and 64 MegaBytes total internal storage. PSP: The PSP accepted Memory Stick PRO Duo or Memory Stick Micro cards, depending on the PSP model. So that is why the Vita doesn’t need internal memory as much as its predecessor did. However game data and files can be stored on the NVG Game Cards themselves, just like with 3DS games. Exactly what types of cards the PS Vita accepts hasn’t been revealed yet.
So a hefty multimedia card (like an 8 GB Sony PRO DUO) is required if you want to hold a lot of digital content.
Interestingly, the Vita does NOT have any internal storage space on the hardware itself. This includes digitally downloaded games. PS Vita: The Vita has a Storage Media Slot that allows you to use memory cards to expand how much media can be held. This video shows you some of the features of the PS Vita. The PSP-Go meanwhile does NOT include a UMD drive, and games are digital only, as downloaded from the PlayStation Network’s PlayStation Store. UMDs hold up to 1.8GB, significantly less than NVG Cards. PSP: The original PSP systems (1000, 20) used UMD discs (Universal Media Discs). These NVG Cards can hold initially between 2GB and 4GB of data, with bigger cards planned for bigger games in the future. PS Vita: The Vita plays physical games held on what’s known as a NVG Card, a new proprietary flash card format similar to the Nintendo 3DS Game Cards.
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