Nice, CGI.

It troubles me how far people attempt to bend information. PS4 and X1 are very similar except the RAM and GPU; it's what sets them apart and clearly in PS4's favor. One common mistake is they think you can add bandwidths. I've said it earlier, this whole mess is pretty much saying that there is no difference between the 7790 and 7870, which is obviously false.

Also, (even though Sony denied this rumor) 4.5GB GDDR5 176GB/s > 5.0GB DDR3 68GB/s + eSRAM so not sure what Xbros are desperateky trying to cheer for.

We had a lot of classes on boolean circuits leading into assembly.  Our Discrete Math class started out with boolean circuits.  Our circuitry class was split into a lab and lecture.  The lab course was an engineering course where we programmed VHDL, we had to use Sparc machines for that one.  It's also where we had to program that eprom.  Though the eprom lab was optional so I didn't do it (But I went in with everyone else who did so we could look at them).  That entire class we merged into one computer class, so vhdl programming and all that fancy was removed.  You had to make digital circuits instead.  The following class was an introduction into assembly.  We programmed 6809 assmembly for CISC and I believe we had to learn... maybe it was an arm processor for RISC.  I can't rememebr.  Then was the final x86 assembly class.  I also took advance organization which dealt with more theory on stuff like caches and programming languages.  That stuff was more theory though.  It was interesting to compare execution speed of different processors though, the emulation layer for CISC processors are killer.  But the hardware classes got slimmed down for whatever reason; the x86 class was removed all together, though it was the most fun of them all.

There's this guy that plays know-it-all and most of the time he seems quite coherent. But as time passes I see he gets super biassed. I tend to get annoyed by his biassed arrogance.

Please for the love of all things right in this world, please don't do stuff like this. You don't know this stuff yet you are speaking like you do.

Let's look at the GPU upclock in the Xbox One, since you mentioned it as saying the gap has narrowed. That upgrade increased the GPU flops by roughly 70 gigaflops. Now the difference between the upgraded xbox one GPU and the PS4 GPU is around 540 gigaflops. If you think that small upclock of the xbox one GPU made a difference, you have to admit the power advantage of the PS4 will make a much much larger difference.

If you're talking about the esram upgrade, then the same logic applies. GDDR5 bandwidth advantage becomes more valuable. This also might not even be real since Microsoft hasn't sad anything official about it and the article is full of holes.

Difference between launch games will of course be small. Almost everyone agrees on that. Your reasoning though, that's pretty unique.

I'm just saying that a 540gflops difference won't be anything major in the graphic department. Of course PS4's GPU is more powerful, but, really, it's like playing a PC game at 60fps and then, at the same settings, playing it on a lower framerate or turning down shadow quality. Nothing major.

Very nice table.

The Xbox One Wireless Controller does not use Wi-Fi Direct.  It uses a proprietary RF-based wireless technology. (Confirmed by Microsoft's Marc Whitten and Larry Hyrb).  Most likely, this is a UHF-based wireless technology based on a relatively recent patent awarded to Microsoft.

The OS names are technically Orbis (PS4) and HyperV (Xbox One).

Xbox One's network connectivity is the same as the PS4's as listed except it also includes Wi-Fi Direct.

The Xbox One can do the following too:

- Xbox One will update while switched "off"

- Xbox One will play digital titles as they download from the Xbox LIVE.

- Xbox One will immediately pick-up any game from where you left off.

- The Xbox LIVE friend limit Is Increasing

- Xbox One charges your controller while sleeping.

- Xbox One can share recorded gameplay on social and video sites using the Upload center.

- With Xbox One you can invite an online friend play your game in real time.

Also, RAM is R A M, not Ram.  It's an acronym for Random Access Memory.  The Xbox One also has 32MB of ESRAM. 

What I think is interesting to note is that the PS3 had only 20% of the memory bandwidth that the Xbox 360 had, yet it was still able to offer similar levels of game quality to the Xbox 360. Yet there are people who want to doom and gloom about the supposed significant difference of the Xbox One's bandwidth to the PS4's. With the Xbox One and PS4 we're talking about an even smaller relative percentage difference in bandwidth.

The PS4 OS isn't Orbis, it's like Dynamic or something.

Ok.  I've seen it listed as Orbis OS, so I assumed that was it.

That narrows it down to about 20 people.

Feeling paranoid?