If you've been keeping tabs on the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show lately, you'll know that Sony's PSP is set to pick up some major updates for the year.The PSP's senior product manager, John Koller, was picked up for an interview regarding just what sort of plans the company had for their handheld.

Koller started off with some extra details regarding the launch date for the PSP's Skype feature: It's currently expected to be released in three to four weeks, and with a little luck, by the end of this month. The VoIP service will be available via a firmware update.

Koller moved on to describe their more general plans for this new year, such as how to correctly hit the right gamer demographics for their handheld. Koller elaborated:

Whether it's snack-size or bite-size content that we put on the PSN store or larger, broader content like a Final Fantasy: Crisis Core that you put on UMD, we want to make sure we target against those demographics appropriately. I think in the past we've had a whole lot of games and a different variety of different demographics and different genres, but for us, we want to hone in from a marketing perspective on who these people are that we're talking to. I think we're getting to a good place with that; the teen demographic's been a big thing for us this last holiday.