Sony's PS4 dev kit passed by the FCC roughly a week ago, and now its consumer-oriented counterpart has passed through Uncle Sam's offices. Not only do the federal documents show the consoles' polished exterior, but they once again note a "max clock frequency" of 2.75GHz, teasing just what kind of horsepower sits inside the black parallelogram. Though there isn't much more to note in the agency's files, a duo of system labels marked with "Made in China" and "Made in Japan" hint that Hirai and Co. will be manufacturing the hardware in both those territories. Mark Cerny's wunderconsole won't be hitting store shelves until later this year, but it already has the appropriate paperwork to make the trip stateside.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/07/22/sony-playstation-4-fcc/
What that mean? The PS4 final version (not the devkit) is ready to launch in October or even early... a GAFer said that PS3 passed in FCC in September 15, 2006, so the PS4 is two months ahead.
Everything is doing right for the Sony this time 
