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Want a PSP? Wait your turn, Sony says.

Publication: The Dallas Morning News (Dallas, Texas) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Publication Date: 25-MAR-05
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COPYRIGHT 2005 The Dallas Morning News

Byline: Victor Godinez

Mar. 25--Thinking about heading out today to buy Sony Corp.'s new PSP video game system? Crowds waited for the Sony PSP outside game stores from coast to coast. AP Good luck.

While final numbers aren't available yet, Sony officials believe all 1 million of the PSP...

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