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Overview PlayStation 6 is rumoured to launch in late 2027, with major hardware and design upgrades.PS6 could bring native ...
The PS5 packs 16GB of RAM, so it’s reasonable to assume the PS6 will utilize more RAM. That’s because the PS5 is already ...
A new PS6 report claims the next Sony console will not be out until 2029, putting it behind the expected release of the next ...
A couple of weeks ago, the YouTuber Moore's Law is Dead posted a video on the unannounced AMD Zen 6 APU codenamed "Magnus" that would reportedly power the next Xbox or PlayStation 6. Now, he's ...
Sony's next-generation PlayStation 6 console APU rumor update: Robin APU teased, with Robin+ APU on die shrink from TSMC ...
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PlayStation LifeStyle on MSNBig PlayStation Handheld Rumor Quietly ‘Confirmed’ by SonySony has officially confirmed one major aspect of the ongoing PlayStation handheld rumors, lending credence to those reports.
New leaks have hit the internet that could shed some light on what kind of chip will be powering the PS6. Coming from Moore’s ...
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Rumor: Sony's PS6 Prioritizing a Highly Requested Fan FeatureSony has locked down a deal with AMD to design and fabricate the PlayStation 6's chip. Backwards compatibility is reportedly a priority for Sony, so the PS6's chipset may utilize the x86 ...
PS6 may feature modular hardware, allowing users to upgrade components like GPU or storage without buying new consoles.Cloud-native architecture ...
At the moment, it’s difficult to tell if Sony will do the same for the release of the PS6. More people than ever are exclusively buying digital copies rather than physical ones.
A reader argues that rising costs in the games industry means Sony would be wise to make the PS6 less powerful than current ...
Sony pushed out the Pro to do checkerboard faux 4k on all the 4k tvs out there. I know there are a few very expoensive 8k tv models out there but not nearly enough of an install base to justify a ...
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