The latest rumor from September alleges that Sony is working on two different gaming platforms for the PS6 generation, a standard console and some kind of handheld. Where there’s smoke, as they say.

Sony's rumored handheld could run PS5 games natively with 16GB RAM, AI upscaling, and AMD's UDNA architecture. Launch expected 2027-2028 alongside PS6.

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KeplerL2 posted that Sony has two system on chips in development for the next-generation consoles. "[I don't know] if it's a Series X/S situation or a home console + handheld," they said. You may like ...

This may line up with another old rumor that suggested that Sony was developing two new chips for next-gen. One would be for the PS6 , while the other was speculated to be for some sort of handheld.

Sony once tried its hand at handhelds with the 2005 PSP and the 2011 PlayStation Vita. The brand is reportedly ready to get back in the game with an all-new PlayStation handheld to compete against ...

Sony was once committed to mobile gaming with devices like the PSP and PlayStation Vita, but it abandoned handheld gaming just before the market got interesting. Following the massive success of ...

Sony is reportedly working on its next PlayStation portable console, codenamed 'Jupiter' A leaker claims that the device's chip will be developed by AMD and use Samsung Foundry’s SF2P node It's ...

A Chinese hardware leaker who goes by zhangzhonghao has posted some supposed information about Sony's next-gen PlayStation consoles, which are already rumoured to be a handheld machine as well as ...

If Sony were to make a new version of it, these are the features we would want it to have. ... 8 features we want in Sony’s next-gen handheld By Jesse Lennox Published August 29, 2024 ...

Unlike Xbox, the rumors surrounding Sony producing a new handheld console haven’t been taken as directly from the horse’s mouth. In February, regular YouTube leaker Moore’s Law is Dead ...