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Sony Discontinues PSP Extended Life Battery Kit

August 08, 2008 at 10:10:07 PM, by Blair Mathis Rating: 0 out of 5

Sony decides to pull the PSP extended battery kit for no good reason.

Sony has discontinued the PSP extended life battery pack for the Playstation Portable.

The battery pack has been available for less than a year, and allowed users to enjoy their PSP nearly twice as long as their battery kit-less brethren.

Apparently, Sony is discontinuing the extended battery to look for better ways to 'service the customers'.

If you don't have one, get it while you can - the price will no doubt spike in the next week or so.

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