As expected, the PlayStation 4 Slim was revealed last night. The PlayStation 4 Slim is a more practical versions of the original PlayStation 4, it is a smaller console with all of the same capabilities as the previous PlayStation. The PlayStation 4 Slim will also offer HDR and be available for only £259. Unlike the Xbox One S, the PlayStation 4 Slim will not support 4K output.
What was previously code-named the PlayStation Neo, has finally been given a name when it was revealed last night. The PlayStation 4 Pro will launch November 10 and cost £349. (Cheaper than we anticipated!)
The PlayStation 4 Pro will be a 4.2 teraflop machine and will support 4K gaming for all of the gamers with compatible TV’s. The PS4 Pro will also support 4K video streaming but not 4K Blu-ray support.
All of the games released for PlayStation now will be both playable on the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 4 Pro so developers will have the option of whether to take advantage of the PS4 Pro’s 4K power or just use enhanced 1080p graphics.
The two new consoles are more powerful than the original PS4 so they come as better consoles to be able to support the PlayStation VR.
The PlayStation 4 Slim, the PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation VR will all be available to purchase before Christmas.
PlayStation 4 Pro & PlayStation 4 Slim Revealed
PreviewsSony announced the new PlayStation 4 Slim and the PlayStation 4 Pro at their conference last night.
As expected, the PlayStation 4 Slim was revealed last night. The PlayStation 4 Slim is a more practical versions of the original PlayStation 4, it is a smaller console with all of the same capabilities as the previous PlayStation. The PlayStation 4 Slim will also offer HDR and be available for only £259. Unlike the Xbox One S, the PlayStation 4 Slim will not support 4K output.
What was previously code-named the PlayStation Neo, has finally been given a name when it was revealed last night. The PlayStation 4 Pro will launch November 10 and cost £349. (Cheaper than we anticipated!)
The PlayStation 4 Pro will be a 4.2 teraflop machine and will support 4K gaming for all of the gamers with compatible TV’s. The PS4 Pro will also support 4K video streaming but not 4K Blu-ray support.
All of the games released for PlayStation now will be both playable on the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 4 Pro so developers will have the option of whether to take advantage of the PS4 Pro’s 4K power or just use enhanced 1080p graphics.
The two new consoles are more powerful than the original PS4 so they come as better consoles to be able to support the PlayStation VR.
The PlayStation 4 Slim, the PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation VR will all be available to purchase before Christmas.
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