iPod touch 5G vs PS Vita
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Physically, these devices don't have a lot in common
The weight again illustrates the radical differences
If you want Vita storage, you'll have to pay
All equal here
The GPUs are similar, but the Vita adds two extra cores
Though the Vita's display is larger, the touch's has higher resolution
Despite the Vita battery's extra capacity, uptime could potentially be longer in the touch
The Vita's cameras aren't meant for photography
Nathan Drake, or Angry Birds?
Each device has its distinct advantages
The Vita comes in Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi + 3G models
The Vita's quad core processor is built for power
Article Summary
During the last few years, portable console makers Sony and Nintendo were blindsided. Accustomed to having a safe market, their world was turned upside down by the arrival of smartphones and tablets. As developers and gamers flock to devices like the iPod touch 5G, Sony needs more than ever to distinguish its Playstation Vita. How does it stack up next to Apple's latest portable media device? Let's take a look ...
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