Sony once again takes a page from Apple’s book, with the release of the Sony SRS-U10, a mini-amplified speaker system that is PSP-compatible, similar to Apple’s “boombox for the 21st century”, the iPod Hi-Fi. Though it appears that Sony’s version is meant more for a bedside table or hip penthouse apartment, the unit sports a massive 3.6W of house-shaking power and supports Sony DAPs, PSPs and mobile phones. No word on price yet or when it will actually hit the west, but I certainly don’t see this as a reason to actually use my PSP.

Images of the Sony SRS-U10 after the jump..

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I haven’t had a reason to actually use my PSP in ages. In fact, I don’t even know where it is, no doubt buried somewhere in a drawer somewhere collecting dust on it’s spectacular screen. But, I think soon I’ll have to dig it out, charge up the pitiful battery and actually start playing again, with the release of Snoopy vs The Red Baron. Playing as the WWI Flying Ace himself, your goal of course is to hunt the Red Baron, tracking him through six 3D environments, with varying styles of flight game play, from races to dogfights, to mission-based task completion. Planes are upgradeable and you can have Woodstock running shotgun with a guidable missile upgrade! There’s also 1-6 player multi-player dogfights on the PSP version, which means your friend’s will also have a reason to dig out their PSPs and take a break from World of Warcraft.

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