No, for what we're considering, it will not run out of room. We obviously never designed the PSP to be a static product - it will always continue to grow, evolve and allow the consumer new opportunities to utilize the PSP in unique ways. We launched it with a set of features that were pretty dynamic in terms of games and photos and video and movies and music, and we've added on to that quite a bit. You'll continue to see quite a few additions this year and beyond. We've been fairly regular with the firmware updates, and I think we have offered a lot of content that has been asked for, both in our research and in what we see out there in the broader PSP communities.

Both the PSP Camera and the GPS, we have plans to release those this year - we'd like to. We're starting to make time launch plans now, and we'll probably have something to announce as far as when and how pretty soon. But that's something that's on our agenda for the year.

Agreed on both counts with the features. Particularly on the Third Party side, we're going on some evangelizing tours to talk to publishers and developers to drum up support for both of those features. First Party is obviously well aware of some of the things that it needs to work on, and those are two points in there.