Sony's upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro console supports 4K right now, where they're aiming for 4K 60FPS and 8K 30FPS with the beefed-up hardware and PSSR running the AI upscaling show.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is currently the most powerful game console, which makes it the best way to play first and third-party games in 4K. If you've been eyeing an upgrade from your original ...

More rumors are surfacing regarding Sony’s fabled PlayStation 5 Pro, which is now being said to have the capability to deliver 4K visuals with a 120Hz frame rate.There are some things to keep in ...

PlayStation 5 transformed into a laptop for $2,750 — Chinese modders made Sony's console more portable with a 17.3-inch 4K display weighing over 9 pounds. Story by Hassam Nasir ...

TL;DR: Chinese modders have created a custom PlayStation 5 laptop, featuring the PS5's internals, a 3D-printed cooling system, a 17.3-inch 4K display, weighing 9.5 pounds, and costing around $2750.

Let’s cut to the chase: the PlayStation 5 is an average 4K Blu-ray player overall. There’s no support for Dolby Vision HDR, and immersive audio playback is a mess.

In between the PlayStation 5 versus the Xbox Series X? ... It’s not as detailed as 4K, but it still looks good for most gaming needs. The latest Sony PlayStation 5 features a slimmer design.

The PlayStation 5 Pro comes with 2 TB of storage and a far larger GPU promising better performance at 4K with 60 FPS. Compared to the base PS5, it may finally, actually do 8K this time.

Part of Sony's larger PlayStation Back to School Sale. The PS5 Slim was released in November 2023. Compared to the original PlayStation 5 console, it's 30% smaller in volume and 18% lighter.

Sony and AMD are reportedly collaborating on the development of the PlayStation 5 Pro, an advanced version of the existing console designed to support gameplay at 120 FPS with 4K resolution ...

The PlayStation 5 was first released in November 2020. ... the current PSSR supports a resolution of 3840×2160 and aims for 4K 60 FPS and 8K 30FPS. ... a fresh set of stunning wallpapers. ...

Fortunately, as we all now know, the PlayStation 5 did indeed embrace 4K Blu-ray. Admittedly only in one of two PS5 options, alongside a cheaper disc drive-less alternative ...