Sony PS5 is one of the most anticipated gaming consoles in the industry right now. If there is any console that is on par with the PS5, it should be the Microsoft Xbox Series X. These consoles will battle to the finish line in everything. From design to hardware, software, price and so on, they will compete. However, recent reports claim that Sony has some real difficulties in securing the supply of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) and flash memory for the production of PS5 (PlayStation 5).
This difficulty means that the price will probably be spiking. Analysts believe that one of the downsides of the PS5 could be its price. Reports claim that the final price of the PS5 may be close to $470 and this has to do with the choice of components for the console.
Sony will vigorously optimize the PS5's cooling system, this is another feature that will spike the price. According to previous reports, the new Sony PS5 will use AMD's custom SoC, its frequency will reach 3.2GHz, and the performance will be 4 times the original PS4. According to reports, the PlayStation 5 official specs will be released on February 5th at the PlayStation Meeting event, which will be held at the Sony Hall in New York City.
PLAYSTATION 5 – OTHER REPORTS
In other reports, we recently saw the development user interface of the PS5 for the first time. From the screenshots shown, the console interface of Sony PS5 looks similar to that of PS4. It uses a familiar square tile design as well as a blue background. In addition, the Sony PS5 host has a 1TB SSD and the system version is 0.100.020. As for its design, some of the upcoming PS5 gives us a clue to what this gaming console will look like. The sketches are from a recent patent filing by Sony. Although the patent application is not confirmed, the sketch is not far from what regular gaming consoles look like.
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