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We already know the price of the PlayStation Portal, Sony’s new portable console for remote play on your PS5

We already know the price of the PlayStation Portal, Sony’s new portable console for remote play on your PS5

After many rumours, this past May Sony confirmed a very special handheld console codenamed Project S Which will focus on what we can Enjoy our PlayStation 5 games remotely Thanks to cloud gaming and WiFi connectivity.

A few minutes ago the Japanese company He named that console which has been named PlayStation portalwhich will hit stores this year and for which we already know the price and some additional features that PlayStation itself has confirmed on its official blog.

This is the price of PlayStation Portal

PlayStation Portal, as you’ve already read, will arrive in Same as this 2023 At a date yet to be confirmed with a price 219.99 euros or $199.99. Sony themselves have also reported that they will soon give us more details about their console reservation campaign.

All the details we know so far about PlayStation Portal in terms of hardware and functionality

Now we get into the hardware realm, and Sony has confirmed that PlayStation Portal It will have an 8-inch LCD screen. with a resolution With a resolution of 1080p and a refresh rate of 60 Hz To be able to enjoy good picture quality while playing games, while also being A controller that has all the features of DualSense Including adaptive stimuli and tactile feedback in addition to integrating a mini jack connection to use headphones.

PlayStation Portal is designed for use in our home When we can’t be in front of the TV or if we want to, for example, Enjoy PS5 games in our garden or from bedconnecting to PlayStation 5 remotely via WiFi to access all the games, ie Portal uses our console and our internet for us to enjoy the games and does not use the so-called “cloud” but, for example, a local network streaming.

Of course, Sony already demonstrates that this The console does not support cloud-played titles with PlayStation Plus Premium And we can’t use it to enjoy PS VR2 video games either (which makes more sense).


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