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| '''Models''' || DESR-5000, DESR-7000, DESR-5100, DESR-7100, DESR-5500, DESR-7500, DESR-5700, DESR-7700
| '''Models''' || DESR-5000<br>
DESR-7000<br>
DESR-5100<br>
DESR-7100<br>
DESR-5500<br>
DESR-7500<br>
DESR-5700<br>
DESR-7700
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| '''HDD''' || 160GB, 250GB
| '''HDD''' || 160GB<br>
250GB
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| '''Recording Mode''' || HQ, HSP,SP(standard),EP,LP,SLP
| '''Recording Mode''' || HQ<br>
HSP<br>
SP(standard)<br>
EP<br>
LP<br>
SLP
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| '''CPU GPU''' || 90nm [[EmotionEngine]]+[[Graphics Synthesizer]]
| '''CPU GPU''' || 90nm [[EmotionEngine]]+[[Graphics Synthesizer]]
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| '''Software Engine''' || PS2 based real time OS
| '''Software Engine''' || PS2 based real time OS
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| '''Recording Format''' || DVD-R(Video format),DVD-RW(Video format,VR format),
| '''Recording Format''' || DVD-R(Video format)<br>
DVD-RW(Video format,VR format)<br>
DVD+RW(VR format)
DVD+RW(VR format)
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| '''Playback Format''' || DVD-VIDEO
| '''Playback Format''' || DVD-VIDEO<br>
DVD-R(Video format), DVD-RW(Video format, VR format)  
DVD-R(Video format)<br>
DVD+RW(VR format)*8
DVD-RW(Video format, VR format)<br>
CD, CD-R,[Memory Stick]
DVD+RW(VR format)<br>
"PlayStation" CD-ROM, "PlayStation 2"CD-ROM/DVD-ROM
CD<br>
CD-R,[Memory Stick]<br>
"PlayStation" CD-ROM<br>
"PlayStation 2"CD-ROM/DVD-ROM
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| '''Tuner''' || Terrestrial analog(VHF1-12ch,UHF13-62ch,CATV13-35ch)
| '''Tuner''' || Terrestrial analog(VHF1-12ch,UHF13-62ch,CATV13-35ch)<br>
BS satellite analog(1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15ch)
BS satellite analog(1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15ch)
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| '''Video Playback''' || Recorded program while recording on HDD
| '''Video Playback''' || Recorded program while recording on HDD
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| '''Video Editing''' || GOP Editing, High Speed GUI
| '''Video Editing''' || GOP Editing<br>
High Speed GUI
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| '''Timer''' || EPG(G Guide)
| '''Timer''' || EPG(G Guide)
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| '''Photo''' || JPEG,
| '''Photo''' || JPEG
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| '''Music''' || ATRAC3
| '''Music''' || ATRAC3
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| '''Game''' || "PlayStation" software / "PlayStation 2" software
| '''Game''' || "PlayStation" software / "PlayStation 2" software
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| '''Network''' || Ethernet 100 base/TX
| '''Network''' || Ethernet 100 base/TX<br>
(Network game, additional feature in the future)
(Network game, additional feature in the future)
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| '''Ports''' || 1 D output(D1/D2)
| '''Ports''' || 1 D output(D1/D2)<br>
1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound output
1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound output<br>
1 Optical digital Audio(SPDIF)
1 Optical digital Audio(SPDIF)<br>
1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound input
1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound input<br>
1 USB(Ver. 1.1)port, 1 Memory Stick slot
1 USB(Ver. 1.1)port, 1 Memory Stick slot<br>
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2"format Memory card slots
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2"format Memory card slots<br>
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2" format Analog controller ports
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2" format Analog controller ports<br>
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| '''Dimension''' || 312 x 323 x 88mm(W x H x D)
| '''Dimension''' || 312 x 323 x 88mm(W x H x D)
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| '''Weight''' || Approximately 5.8kg
| '''Weight''' || Approximately 5.8kg
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| '''Accessories''' || Remote Controller for PSX, AV cable, antenna cable, AC cord
| '''Accessories''' || Remote Controller for PSX<br>
AV cable,<br>
antenna cable<br>
AC cord
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Revision as of 14:06, 13 August 2018


Empowered by two key semiconductors ( EmotionEngine and Graphics Synthesizer), CPU and graphics rendering processor used for PlayStation 2, PSX has realized a high-speed high-definition GUI (Graphical User Interface), the likes of which have never been experienced before. This first-of-a-kind GUI enables speedy and easy access of various content to be enjoyed on PSX, with the same level easiness as switching TV channels with a remote control.

PSX is also equipped with various features as a digital media player, providing storage and playback of a variety of entertainment content such as high-resolution, mega-pixel images from digital still cameras and music from various package media.

Since PSX is designed to run various features by firmware via a powerful hardware engine, users can upgrade or add new features later by accessing the network.

Specifications

Models DESR-5000

DESR-7000
DESR-5100
DESR-7100
DESR-5500
DESR-7500
DESR-5700
DESR-7700

HDD 160GB

250GB

Recording Mode HQ

HSP
SP(standard)
EP
LP
SLP

CPU GPU 90nm EmotionEngine+Graphics Synthesizer
Software Engine PS2 based real time OS
Recording Format DVD-R(Video format)

DVD-RW(Video format,VR format)
DVD+RW(VR format)

Playback Format DVD-VIDEO

DVD-R(Video format)
DVD-RW(Video format, VR format)
DVD+RW(VR format)
CD
CD-R,[Memory Stick]
"PlayStation" CD-ROM
"PlayStation 2"CD-ROM/DVD-ROM

Tuner Terrestrial analog(VHF1-12ch,UHF13-62ch,CATV13-35ch)

BS satellite analog(1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15ch)

Dubbing HDD to DVD is 12 times maximum (-R)
Video Playback Recorded program while recording on HDD
Video Editing GOP Editing

High Speed GUI

Timer EPG(G Guide)
Photo JPEG
Music ATRAC3
Game "PlayStation" software / "PlayStation 2" software
Network Ethernet 100 base/TX

(Network game, additional feature in the future)

Ports 1 D output(D1/D2)

1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound output
1 Optical digital Audio(SPDIF)
1 Composite/S Video/Stereo sound input
1 USB(Ver. 1.1)port, 1 Memory Stick slot
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2"format Memory card slots
2 "PlayStation" "PlayStation 2" format Analog controller ports

Dimension 312 x 323 x 88mm(W x H x D)
Weight Approximately 5.8kg
Accessories Remote Controller for PSX

AV cable,
antenna cable
AC cord

Models

The PSX was released in eight retail configurations during its lifespan; the 5000 series (with an embossed logo on top and grey stripe at the back) shipped with 160 GB Hard disk drives, while the 7000 series (with a colored logo on top and black stripe at the back) contained 250 GB drives. Software updates were made available by disc and download.

The 7500/7700 models added a Ghost Reduction Tuner. The inclusion of Broadcasting Satellite (Japanese) and UHF/VHF connectors varied by model. Only the final revision of each series supported the PlayStation Portable.

Comparison of PSX systems
Model Storage Front HDD Access light i.LINK port VHF/UHF In VHF/UHF Out BS In BS Out PSP Compatible
DESR-5000 160GB HDD No No Yes No Yes No No
DESR-7000 250GB HDD No No Yes No Yes No No
DESR-5100 160GB HDD No No Yes No Yes No No
DESR-7100 250GB HDD No No Yes No Yes No No
DESR-5500 160GB HDD Yes No Yes Yes No No No
DESR-7500 250GB HDD Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
DESR-5700 160GB HDD Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes
DESR-7700 250GB HDD Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

All models have two sets of indicator lights, power lights and Infrared receivers; one along the front for horizontal orientation, and a second strip along the top-back for vertical orientation. The 'Disk Rec' indicator is only on the front of the device in later models.