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Sony's new handheld, the Playstation Vita.
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E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
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Sony's E3 2011 Press Conference stage displaying the PlayStation logo. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
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Jack Tretton, president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment of America (SCEA) takes the stage to discuss the PSN outage, Vita, and the future of the PlayStation brand. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
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PlayStation Network (PSN) partnerships and features. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception presentation. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Sony announces $499 3D gaming bundle: 24-inch 3D TV, HDMI cable, Resistance 3, and a pair of 3D glasses. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant makes a special appearance on-stage for the demo of NBA 2K12. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Infamous 2 presentation. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Playstation Move discussed by SCEA's Jack Tretton. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Bioshock: Infinite presentation. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Sony Computer Entertainment president, Kaz Hirai, unveils Sony's new handheld gaming device: PlayStation Vita. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
Fan-favorites such as LittleBigPlanet will be coming to the PlayStation Vita. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)
E3 2011: Sony Press Conference
CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago
The PlayStation Vita's price point is announced: WiFi version: $249.99, while the 3G/WiFi version will be $299.99. (Photo credit: CBS NEWS/Christina Santiago)