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Consumer Model Prototype specifically made for E3 in 2011 as first public model presented to the public. To that time it was still referred to as NGP (Next Gerneration Portable) | Consumer Model Prototype specifically made for E3 in 2011 as first public model presented to the public. To that time it was still referred to as NGP (Next Gerneration Portable) | ||
<table class="box-Notice plainlinks ambox ambox-notice" role="presentation"><tr><td class="mbox-image"><div style="width:52px">[[File:vitanotice.png|40x40px|link=|alt=]]</div></td><td class="mbox-text"><div class="mbox-text-span">'''Notice''' The pictures are not confirmed to be linked to this codename | <table class="box-Notice plainlinks ambox ambox-notice" role="presentation"><tr><td class="mbox-image"><div style="width:52px">[[File:vitanotice.png|40x40px|link=|alt=]]</div></td><td class="mbox-text"><div class="mbox-text-span">'''Notice''' The pictures are not confirmed to be linked to this codename (which was found in official documentation). While it perfectly makes sense and matches the time, we have to mark this as a theory until proven true or false. The model should be dated between EVT1 & EVT2 stage of the other CEMs. There may be different revisions to this model as well! Some pictures show 2 bottom screws and a different plastic bottom design in black. (see Sogabe picture bottom left)</div></td></tr></table> | ||
== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
Revision as of 19:14, 13 May 2024
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| Firmwares: | ? - 0.925 - ? |
Consumer Model Prototype specifically made for E3 in 2011 as first public model presented to the public. To that time it was still referred to as NGP (Next Gerneration Portable)
 | Notice The pictures are not confirmed to be linked to this codename (which was found in official documentation). While it perfectly makes sense and matches the time, we have to mark this as a theory until proven true or false. The model should be dated between EVT1 & EVT2 stage of the other CEMs. There may be different revisions to this model as well! Some pictures show 2 bottom screws and a different plastic bottom design in black. (see Sogabe picture bottom left) |
Naming
"CEM" most probably corresponds to: Consumer Engineering Model
This model doesn't follow the CEM suffix naming pattern because of its special purpose!
Serial
unknown
Design
"PlayStation" text on the front instead of "PSVita".
Only one bottom screw between the port and the headphone jack.
A white model exists as well.
No labels since it was a show model.
The backplate design matches CEM-3000NE2
Misc
The following update file exists: PSP2UPDAT-0_925_030-CEM3000E3.PUP
Gallery
Front
Back
Press Event
Tokashi Sogabe
