enlightenedmaster said:
Intrinsic said:
Don't believe everything you see on the internet.
you don't need to say that,everybody knows that
but in gaming almost everything gets leaked and almost all E3's for the last 5 years have leaked everything
even APPLE can't keep a secret these days,so that statement doesn't really mean much
With exception to the PS3, every PS console got only one slim version, and all it its second to last year on the market.
i don't really think you follow SONY and PLAYSTATION fully
PS2 got a super cheap version of slim,i understand it wasn't super-slim but it was almost a cheaper version of PS2 SLIM
If you think about how "slim" consoles are made, you will understand why the PS4 can only have one slim model. And why that model is a long way off.
NOPE,it wud be pretty close.
this isn't really a University laboratory where student are working on titght budgets
this is buisness and when you want to make profits,you make things happen
And ms were in the same boat with Sony llast gen too... They started off with 90nm processors too. Trust me, processor size is the primary determinant of console size.
it isn't really abt MICROSOFT or SONY or PS3-360 being 90nm
more abt the way buisness has changed over the last 10 years and how much money there is today and what companies are having to do to stay comeptitive
PS4 will surely have a SLIM in 2016
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PS4 SUPER SLIM in around 2019 before PS5 launch,thats a given
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Dude you are really difficult lol
- PS2 had only one slim console, but had different hardware revisions. Just like how the PS4 has already had a few hardware revisions. The PS3 is the first PlayStation console to have more than one slim version. Its the exception not the rule, and for good reason.
- chip size is at the heart of a consoles size. It's jot about this being business or not, its about what is possible and what isn't. A 90nm chip doesn't just mean a bigger die, it means a bigger pcu (more power drawn which leads to more heat) and bigger cooling solution. Dropping that to 60nm will allow you drop everything else too, which is why the PS3 got its first slim. A further shrink..... You get the idea by now.
- I'll say again, it doesn't matter what Sony wants to make happen, it all boils down to what is possible. The PS4 slim will be based on a 14nm fab process at best or a 22nm fab process at worst. The people making the chips for Sony aren't even making any 22nm chips yet. And when they start, the console manufacturers don't get first dibs cause in the first year or two of any fabrication process yeilds will be low and thus chips will be too expensive. So they have to wait for the process to mature before they place orders.