Good news for prospective PSP buyers: Sony's PSP will be getting beefed up while also getting a price cut. Sony has announced that the PSP will have additional add-ons such as a GPS receiver called the PSP-290 and will be usable with PSP games such as Hot Shots Golf. This will presumably lead to the PSP having maps like in Japan, just in case you get lost watching a movie or playing a video game. The launch date for the PSP's GPS is set for the fall as of right now.

GPS is not the only new attachment to the PSP, the USB-attached PSP 300 EyeToy camera will be another add-on that Sony has decided to give to the hand held PSP with will be release some time in September. Along with having a new camera they will be giving new video and VoIP char service which will be released later in October. There are still no listed prices for any of these upcoming products.

A new firmware will also be available in the future that will allow the PSP to use Macromedia Flash and it will also add a new RSS channel that will playback internet radio and video content in which you can save for later use.

Now that the PSP has become an all-in-one device they also decided to drop the price of the nifty gadget to $199 that will appear at the end of the month. Nintendo also recently announced a bunch of new features for the DS.