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PSP is not a media player, it is just portable video game. Media Player is different from portable video game.
Also, nm wavelength mean nothing, unless it is equal or less to code on the disc.
What would you call a device that played games, played music, and played movies?
PlayStation Portable Wiki [en.wikipedia.org]
So while you may think its not a media player; most people at the time of its release considered the PSP a portable game console and media player, you know because it supported multimedia playback to "play media" such as music and movies. Again, just because it wasn't successful as a product for doing those things doesn't mean it wasn't a media player.
there are a few umd movies and soundtracks
Sony UMD Disc [upload.wikimedia.org]
UMD Drive KHM-420AAA from Sony PSP1000 [www.cdnclouds.net]
players have very little tolerance
As for movies, practically anything worth its salt released on UMD was also released on DVD. Also, they were really low resolution, typically 480x272.
like many other movie 'facts' they are false
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZrjYliMhfQ