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At Sony's E3 press conference today, the company released new information for the entire PlayStation product line, with news about the PS3, PSP and PS2. First, the PS3 will be sold in a new SKU, which some outlets consider replace all of the existing PS3 consoles, an 80GB model which will sell at $399. The PlayStation store now features movie downloads from Sony Pictures, Fox, MGM, Lions Gate, Warner, Disney, Paramount, Turner, Funimation. Content can be bought online from a PC, and synced to the PSP.
New information about Home, which will offer "game-themed rooms," and what Sony calls "SSO" - single sign-on for the PlayStation Network, were also released. Infamous, MAG, DC Universe Online, and God of War III (in the form of a pre-rendered trailer) were also shown off.
Finally, a new PSP bundle will be released in the form of a new "Entertainment Pack." The package will include a silver PSP slim, 1GB Memory Stick, National Treasure 2, Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, and a voucher for Echochrome. The bundle will retail for $199 and go on sale this October.

Source: Engadget