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PlayStation new console device pricing confirmed, plus more hardware announced
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Updated 14:37 23 Aug 2023 GMT+1Published 14:24 23 Aug 2023 GMT+1

PlayStation new console device pricing confirmed, plus more hardware announced

Sony have confirmed pricing for their new PlayStation Portal handheld console device, alongside announcing two new pieces of hardware.

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Sony have finally lifted the lid on their new handheld console device, which is officially called PlayStation Portal remote player. The device was teased earlier this year, but it’s only now that we’re getting a name and pricing confirmed.

It’s been a while since Sony took a foray into the handheld market, so I’d imagine there’ll be a certain level of hype surrounding PlayStation Portal. Unlike the PSP though, PlayStation Portal is not a standalone device. It essentially allows you to stream games from your base PlayStation 5 console, so you still can’t truly enjoy PS5 gaming on the go. You can move from one room of the house to another though - and I guess that’s progress. The project has been mocked for the fact that it’s essentially a Switch screen flanked by two halves of the DualSense controller, but I’m not totally against it. Today though, Sony took to their blog to confirm pricing for the device, alongside announcing a further two pieces of hardware.

Take a look at PlayStation Portal in action below.

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It’s been confirmed that PlayStation Portal will cost $199.99 / £199.99 / 29,980 YEN / 219.99 EURO, so it’s considerably cheaper than the PS5 console. Then again, as I said, you do need a console to use it so it’s actually a very pricey accessory. The Portal features a 8-inch LCD screen, which is capable of 1080p at 60fps. The device is due to launch later this year, with pre-order details being shared very soon.

Sony also announced the PULSE Elite wireless headset and the PULSE Explore wireless earbuds. PULSE Elite is described as “our new wireless headset that offers lossless audio and comes with a retractable boom mic and AI-enhanced noise rejection capable of filtering background sounds,” while PULSE Explore is Sony’s “first set of wireless earbuds, providing a premium portable audio experience with dual microphones and AI-enhanced noise rejection capable of filtering background sounds.”

They’re the first PlayStation audio devices to use custom-designed planar magnetic drivers. The PULSE Elite will cost $149.99 / £129.99 / 18,980 YEN / 149.99 EURO while the PULSE Explore will cost $199.99 / £199.99 / 29,980 YEN / 219.99 EURO. Pre-order details will also be revealed soon.

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