After the PS4 Pro reveal yesterday afternoon, Lead Systems Architect Mark Cerny admitted that Sony has been working on the PlayStation 4 Pro right after the original PS4 released. The specs were announced shortly after and although it may not be a monster of a machine, it is indeed more powerful than the regular PlayStation 4 that rests under your TV at home.
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Alongside the PS4 pro, Sony is due to introduce a slimmer, lighter version of the PS4 on September 15.
According to him it is really exciting to be working on PlayStation Pro for their upcoming game Days Gone, and the console provides an unmatched visual clarity that has never been seen before in a game. Numerous 2016 4K Televisions on sale on Amazon support HDR.
Sony has unveiled its new PlayStation 4 Pro at last, and it’s packing some new hardware to enable 4K and HDR gaming, among other things. Chris Reese, Director of Sony Bend Studio, was also their and shared his thoughts on the PlayStation Pro.
The PlayStation 4 Pro is obviously the best video game console there is, thanks to its own 4K gaming resolution and HDR display.
For the most part, they’re looking pretty comparable in this space, except that the Scorpio is looking to push out almost 50% more power when it releases.
Sony confirmed that the release date for the new Netflix app will be in November, we’re assuming that it will be available day one with the console which means that November 10 is the day to remember. Additionally, games can benefit whether they’re played on 4K or 1080p displays.
What can the PS4 Pro do?
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More precisely, it is the x86-64 AMD Jaguar octa-core CPU that powers the new PS 4 Pro, along with 4.20 TFLOPS AMD Radeon GPU and 8GB of GDDR5 memory to take care of graphics files.
