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"Speaking to IGN about the PSP's three-year anniversary, Senior Marketing Manager for the system, John Koller, reconfirmed Sony's 10-year commitment to the platform. Said Koller: \"We've talked about the PSP being a 10 year product, but a 10 year product in the continued lifecycle.\" Citing the different PSP models, Koller said the handheld \"will still be a very strong portable gaming device that is centered in gaming and has a lot of multi-functional features.\"Before you go scoffing at that time line, remember that the original PlayStation lasted for over a decade, with the ultra-successful PS2 still going strong after eight years. With the PS3 also given a \"ten-year life cycle,\" we suspect that's just the modus operandi for Sony's hardware strategy. [Via PSP Fanboy]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/27/sony-psp-has-10-year-life-cycle/>