, touchscreens work well, and the UI is user friendly with fluid multitasking, thanks to its quad-core processor

Touch input is responsive, multi-touch works really nice, and everything feels very fluid-like.

The game console is working very very good as well.

Near works very well to see who is around you and what they are playing.

Remote Play currently only works for Mini's and PSOne games(But will not directly play PSOne games), it is very easy to set up(Register your Vita to your PS3 via Remote Play Settings, using my Skyrim Dynamic Theme on the Vita's remote play, there is a little big of lag unfortunatly, but I'm not sure if that is wifi related or what, every video played from your PS3 is playable on your Vita, and the quality is amazing.

The front touchscreen works extremely well and all in all I was impressed at Sony's (albeit late) foray in to the world of touch handheld gaming devices.

The accelerometer works quite well and is quite sensitive to small movements

Super reflective glossy screen, not very easy to see unless in a dark roomUI is child like something you would see on nintendo junk with bubble style buttonsRemote play works for nothing unless you like to play old tired games

The touchscreen works very well.

When I want something light Little Deviants, Marvel vs Capcom r there for the easy going.

However, putting in Little Deviants for some of the mini-games using the camera and AR aspects is, on the other hand, cool and something I would show to people, but it's just that horrible, horrible toys r us inspired interface.