CMP Technology, the organizers behind GDC China, has unveiled a few more details about the upcoming developers conference. The event is set to take place in Shanghai this August and will focus on topics such as online gaming, outsourcing, recruitment and mobile gaming. A short list of speakers who have already signed up for GDC China include the following:

• David Coleman (EA Canada)
• Tom Leonard (Valve)
• Mark Ollia (Nokia)
• David Perry (Gameconsultants.com)
• Gordon Walton (Bioware)

According to GamesIndustry.biz, GDC China is being jointly produced with IDG and will be overseen by an advisory board that includes a number of Chinese developers from companies such as Epic Games China, Shanda and JDL International. GDC China will take place at the Shanghai International Convention Center on August 27 to 29.

  

When it comes to PSP II or PSP Phones, Sony dismisses them as mere rumors, leading David Perry, a veteran of the industry,  rasing his own ideas on how to improve the PSP. There are a lot of talks, a lot of hullabaloos, but has anybody given thought on what the Chinese say about it?

We had a hard time determining the exact name of the company for the the whole site is heavily in Chinese. Fortunately, numbers, figures and pictures wouldn't lie and we got  few information regarding this mobile phone. Dubbed as V191, the PSP-looking phone shouldn't be mistaken for Motorola V191. Although the two are distantly the same.

Also, we found out that the cool-looking gadget comes in with a Micro SD slot with a 256MB card included, which is actually next to the SIM slot, a 1.3M pix camera, and of course a gaming picture. It is being priced for HK$ 5,400 or roughly US$ 693. Well, we don't know if in the future this would result to intellectual property rights issue. As we all know, our friend Sony is so keen on keeping friends happy.