Maybe its the tablet I'm on but did pcs according to this Nvidia graph get less powerful inbetween 2010-11?

You're forgetting one thing.
Titan is a new uArch.
Drivers are not mature.
Expect *massive* gains over the next year or so.

As for Ram.
PC's are built differently, you have orders of magnitude of memory speeds, which was by design to hide bandwidth and latency deficits.
Plus, the PC unlike the PS4 doesn't use system memory for the graphics frame buffer which takes a *massive* amount of memory space and bandwidth, instead that's shoved on the even faster-than-the-PS4's GDDR5 memory located right next to the Graphics processor.

In total, even the average PC has more memory than the PS4, a typical gaming machine has 8gb of System memory, which is usually just DDR3, which is fine, it's low latency.
Throw in a 2Gb GDDR5 equipped GPU and that's 10gb of ram right there.

Heck, compare a Phenom 2 x4 or X6 with DDR2 and DDR3 ram, you will see the actuall performance difference with double the ram clockspeed actually makes almost ZERO performance difference.
However, where it does make a difference is where the CPU and GPU are sharing the same memory pools, aka. Like AMD's "Fusion" or the PS4, this fact alone seems to alude allot of people as the scream "GDDR5!" without actually understanding the fundamentals of what and where such memory speeds would be beneficial, sure the PS4 has lots of memory bandwidth, but it's not all dedicated to graphics or to the CPU as *every* single component in the system will take a piece of that bandwidth, which is in stark contrast to the PC.

Face it, the PS4 has a low-end processor. - Any Quad-Core CPU in the PC space made within the last several years is faster.

Then it's paired up with only a single mid-range GPU, a 3-4 year old Radeon 5970 is faster, significantly so.
Pair it up with what is deemed "Lower-than-your-average-total-PC-memory-amount" and call it a day.

The picture is not even so i guess that part is flat.

nvidia is using numbers from rumors, obviously.

It didn't really matter this passed gen. Digital Foundry puts Halo 4 up with the ps3's best looking games. It will only add to price, but that's another thread entirely.

Not sure how nVidia would know these figures considering they're not involved with making either consoles. They've actually been bashing the ps4 if I remember. Not sure why anyone is taking them seriously now.

hang on there your vertical axis isn't showing a 1:1 increase as it goes up.

Nothing wrong with being excited about things or whatever but you're misleading people here.

(can't believe people didn't notice the graph going 1 - 10 - 1000 and so on!!!!!!!!!!?

The graph is very strange though, by using that scale nvidia are playing it against themselves! not sure WTF that's all about, very weird. You'd expect AMD to be using a scale like that if anything.

Given what they know, it's easy enough to make an estimate +/- 10% on it's potential. Like with the decapping of the Wii-U, a near enough perfect assessment can be made by adding up the numbers on what can be seen.

Magic sauce doesn't exist anymore because all manufacturers use the same basic technology so actually it is possible to come up with a basically perfect assessment of what the PS4 will be capable of simply by adding up the information that has been released so far.

Then there's the development kits which will have a target clost to the actual product.

And where is the news?
We all know the PS4 is the strongest NextGen Console

The news is that ethomaz is trying to make nvidia look bad and generally making a sub-standard effort to mislead. I can't believe he didn't notice the non linear scale on the vertical axis of the graph. That instantly voids the silly zooming in showing the Geforce TiTAN is only slightly more powerful than the next gen consoles. :D

that gap is indeed 3x, I wouldn't be surprised if ethomaz thinks his local grocery store is 2x the size it is because of those mirrors that are placed at the end of food sections too. :p

Agreed, though nVidia having a devkit is less likely than me having one at this point. I'm just wondering if they're putting it lower on the scale to bash it again.