LiveArea screen - Sony replaced the XMB UI with the LiveArea screens
The Playstation patterned rear touch panel debuts on the Vita which makes gameplay even more engaging
When compared with the PSP Slim, the Vita looks and feels bigger, but is comfortable to hold
Sony has done away with the UMD Drive and a new PS Vita card-slot makes an appearance on the device
The D-pad and the primary analog stick along with the PS home button rest on the left side
The right side houses the classic PS buttons and the secondary analog stick coupled with the Start and Select buttons
The Vita has a 5-megapixel shooter and is capable of producing decent stills
The Vita features a large 5.5" OLED screen, for a rich gaming experience
The ports on the Vita are secured by well designed hatches that seamlessly blend into the body
Vita features a new app called Near that lets you see what other Vita gamers in the vicinity are up to
The Welcome Park app guides you through the features of the device, with the aid of casual games