Not just like PS4Pro; PS4Pro will run games at higher resolutions (between 1440p and 1800p depending on the title) and will use frame reconstruction and upscaling. 

If you're going to be volatile, the least you could do is be correct. 

No plans yet. Things change and especially with digital, they have built the foundation. PC has the biggest library of games. It’s not the best of both worlds, it’s the best of all worlds. One think I don’t have on my PC is a 4k UHD player, guess the Pro doesn’t help me there.

Anyway, enjoy your product justification. I’m off to play some Legion.

There's lots of ironies and hypocrisies like for example Sony being the one that touted the Playstation brand as being the central hub for games AND movies, etc. now suddenly acting like Nintendo during the GameCube era when Nintendo was given a lot of grief back then for being "game focused". It's also ironic to spend an hour talking up 4KTV and then release a console that doesn't really do native 4K for games or movies. 

And so on and so on.

To be honest who cares if Sony is criticized. Why does it bother some people so much? Microsoft and Nintendo take more than their fair share of criticism all the time, Sony is not exempt from making poor decisions. It happens. Let people vent, not everyone has to love every decision they make. They are just another company.

If the situation was reversed and Sony was making the Scorpio and MS was making the XBox Pro with no 4K UHD support and no native 4K, you can bet Microsoft would be getting blasted for it with lots of "wait for Playstation Scorpio, MS dun goofed again!". Is it the end of the world? No. Should Sony be exempt from any kind of criticism no matter what? That's equally a no.

I was just going to bring that point up about Sony fans declaring the PlayStation platform is all about "focusing on the games" this gen as a knock towards M$, when Nintendo has basically been all about the games since day 1 and yet they got all kinds of crap for not including DVD movie playback with the GC, which of course was a big reason (if not THE reason) why the PS2 was so successful early on: being a relatively affordable DVD player at a time when standalone DVD players cost $300 and up.

There's nothing hypocritical about people criticizing Sony's decision to go with the expensive Blu-Ray technology at the beginning of last gen which ballooned the PS3's cost to $500-$600 and cost them their dominance in the console market, while praising M$'s decision to include 4k Blu-Ray playback & 4k streaming in their console at an affordable $299 price point today.  The PS4 was rightfully praised for being more powerful than the X1 while doing pretty much everything the X1 does at a lower price point which made it the clear frontrunner this gen, and Sony fans haven't stopped gloating and rubbing everyone else's face in the mud since.

"Yet"

You want to talk about yet? There isn't a UHD player on your PC.

Yet. Oh no, your entire reason for owning an XB1 just vanished. Disappointing; if you'd spent that money on a PS4, at least you'd have 48 titles to pick from that you couldn't play otherwise. 

And before you go, answer me this: how is it that you argue for PSNow, but streaming 4K suddenly isn't an option? Have you streamed 4K? Because I have, and it looks great; just as good as the 4K HDR demos I work with on a daily basis. But have you played PSNow? Obviously not, or you wouldn't constantly use it as an argument- 0.5 second input lag it unacceptable for games like The Last of Us. 

Of course I'll still buy a PS4. More specifically a PS4 Pro. I don't see what the issue is. Either I didn't make myself clear earlier or you didn't make yourself clear earlier. A PS4 pro at $400 it's worth its price from my standpoint when you consider the 1 terabyte hard drive and the upgrade in graphics even on a 1080p high-definition television when compared to the $300 PS4 Slim. Again I don't see what the issue is.

If you'd just buy a PS4 anyway if the PS4pro was $100 more expensive, then Sony could afford to sell at that price. You don't have a 4K setup, and would have a console more suited to your needs. And the niche market that wants a premium version of the console would fork out the extra cash for all of the bells and whistles.

Welcome to the console wars. Remember when in the middle ages the peasants had to go to war with a pitchfork because they didn't have an actual weapon to fight with? Minor features are today's pitchfork for the peasants in the console war.