PSP 3000 and PSP Go...which one do you think is the best ?

Here is the basic information and differences on the PSP Go before we get to the direct spec sheet comparison.

* The PSP Go system (PSP-N1000) system costs $250 and was released on October 1st.
* The PSP Go is a complete evolution of the PSP 3000 system with an all-new look, form factor, medium, size and features.
* The system slides open like a cell phone to reveal the system buttons (when closed just the screen is visible). The sliding screen is both practical for the system’s space-saving design and aesthetically appealing.
* The system does not have a USB drive, and accepts downloadable games only.
* There is 16GB of internal flash memory to store downloaded games, videos, music, and photos.
* Memory can be expanded up to 32GB using a Memory Stick Micro (M2) flash card.
* The unit is 43% lighter and 56% smaller than the original PSP-1000 and 16% lighter and 35% smaller than the PSP-3000.
* Built-in BlueTooth. This can be used with BlueTooth headset, PS3’s DualShock 3 controller, and tethering.
* The PS3’s DualShock 3 controller only works with the PSP Go after first/once connecting both the PSP Go and the controller, via USB, to the PS3. After syncing them up the controllers works for all controls on the PSP Go just by turning it on. An added bonus of doing this is that PSone and PSP games will have rumble support, and you can play 2-player PSone games.
* Because the system does not accept games on disc, over 16,000 pieces of entertainment (games, movies, TV shows, etc.) are downloadable via the PlayStation Network.
* Over 150 titles previously on UMD disc are now downloadable from the PlayStation Store.
* 55 PSP Mini titles will be available this year.
* More than 60 PSOne Classics are now available for download.
* Over 2,300 movies and 13,000 TV show episodes are available for download.
* Two colors are available: “Piano Black” and “Ceramic White”.
* Battery life is still about 3-5 hours.

While the PSP Go is the newest system in the PlayStation family and will undoubtedly be Sony’s new favorite, the publisher is insisting that the PSP Go will not replace the PSP 3000, which will still be on sale and they will still be supporting.

Here is a list of the specification differences between the PSP 3000 and PSP Go.

Screen Size – PSP Go: 3.78 inch WideScreen LCD, PSP 3000: 4.3 inch Widescreen LCD
Screen Resolution – PSP Go: 480×272 pixels, PSP 3000: 480×272 pixels
Form Factor – PSP Go: 4.8 x 2.6 x 0.6 inches, PSP 3000: 6.7 x 2.9 x 0.9 inches
Games – PSP Go: Downloadable Only, PSP 3000: UMD and Downloadable
Online Gaming – PSP Go: Infrastructure (online) and Ad Hoc, PSP 3000: Infrastructure (online) and Ad Hoc
Music – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes
Photos – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes
Movies – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes
Internet Browsing – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes
Memory – PSP Go: 16GB Built-in, expandable Memory Stick Micro supported, PSP 3000: Expandable via Memory Stick Duo
Blutooth – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: No
Connect to PS3 Console? – PSP Go: Yes via Remote Play, PSP 3000: Yes via Remote Play
Store – PSP Go: PlayStation Store, PSP 3000: PlayStation Store
Skype – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes
Parental Controls – PSP Go: Yes, PSP 3000: Yes

So?....give me your opinion.....we want to hear what you been thinking about this.=)