PlayStation 6 Bill of Materials Is Now Very Close to the Dreaded $1,000 Line, But a Delay Still Isn't Likely
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AI has changed everything, and faster than anything else in modern technological history, because the price increase on components will greatly delay and/or eliminate products and product groups in the future. It now costs Sony almost $ 1,000 to produce the PlayStation 6 Now we do not think that the PlayStation 6 will be completely different from what Sony envisioned before all this, but it is clear that major strategic adjustments will be made …
We agree that PS5 is still alive and on the way to turning six, but also that Sony already thinks about the next generation of consoles and that only means PlayStation 6.Now, if Microsoft's rival console premiered in 2020 at 500 euros and now costs 600 euros in digital and 900 euros in the case of PS5 Pro, at what price would we see PS6 output?Once again, the insider Kepler L2 comments that the future hardware of Sony PlayStation could cost abou…
Some time ago we learned that Sony was very attentive to Nintendo and Switch 2. The company has us accustomed to launching some of the best Nintendo Switch games and now also Nintendo Switch 2, but now we have different news. They come after the rise in PlayStation 5 prices we met recently and this time they relate to a rumor of their next console. A new rumor from the well-known hardware insider KeplerL2 ensures that the cost of manufacturing t…
PlayStation 6 Bill of Materials Is Now Very Close to the Dreaded $1,000 Line, But a Delay Still Isn't Likely
Almost exactly three months ago, renowned AMD leaker Kepler_L2 claimed that Sony's current BoM (bill of materials) for the upcoming PlayStation 6 console was around $760, thus floating the possibility that the console could be priced at $699 with an initial subsidy from the Japanese corporation. Fellow leaker Moore's Law Is Dead reported a very similar BoM ($743) just days later. However, the component crisis is worsening almost weekly. We've se…
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