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{{Stub}} {{HardwareInfobox |hiddenname = Psp Street |image = Pspstreet.jpg |manufacturer = Sony Corporation |type = Handheld Console |generation = Seventh |ww_rel = {{Release|2011|November||WW}} |media = UMD,Memory Stick PRO Duo |save = [[Memory Stick PRO Duo]] |input = Directional Pad,Square Button,Circle Button,Triangle Button,X Button,Start Button,Select Button,2 x Analog Joysticks,Home Button,L Button,R Button |unitssold = 5 million |topgame = [[Rachet and Clank: Size Matters]] |competitors = Nintendo DS |predecessor = PlayStation Portable |successor = PlayStation Portable Slim and Lite }} The '''''PSP Street''''' (Model number '''PSP-E1000''') was announced by [[Sony]] on August 27, 2011 and released in November the same year. Unlike the [[PSP Go]], which lacked a [[UMD]] optical drive and forced you to download games through the [[PlayStation Store]], the ''PSP Street'' lacks Wi-Fi to be able to do this; this also means that multi-player functionality and internet connectivity is impossible. The PSP-E1000 features a matte finish, similar to the PSP-3000 which featured a half matted half glossy finish. {{Sony Hardware}} {{PlayStation}} {{Seventh-Generation Hardware}}
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