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English: A PSone game console shown with matching controller and memory card. The PSone was re-design of the original PlayStation and much smaller in size.
Date 13 December 2011
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Author Evan-Amos
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Special thanks to retro and import video game store Video Games New York in Manhattan for providing the item above to be photographed for Wikipedia.
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This photo was taken by Evan-Amos with a Sony Alpha A700 DSLR using a 70-210mm F/4 or 50mm F/1.7 Minolta lens.
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