Sony is reportedly back in the handheld game — for real this time.Not another streaming-only companion like the PlayStation Portal, but a full-fledged portable gaming system that could launch ...

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The new PlayStation handheld console purportedly uses a 15W 3nm chipset, with performance that could fall between Xbox Series S and PS5. Given the low power draw, the new PlayStation handheld ...

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The new PlayStation handheld will reportedly arrive in 2028 and is going to utilise Samsung's 2nm process-based chip.

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and if it will be released alongside a whole new console generation, namely the PlayStation 6. We have our doubts Sony will suggest a necessarily lower-power handheld console will be a sequel to ...

Sony already has a handheld PS5, which just got a major update. Sony That iffy timeline alone is enough to temper excitement about the new PlayStation portable (that name hasn’t been taken yet ...

The PlayStation Portal was very successful and they are paying very close attention to the current handheld market 🙂 Rumors of a new PlayStation handheld have been swirling for a while ...

It made me sit up quite sharply and wish something was so. That thing is a new Sony handheld. There have been rumours, and excellent reporting from Bloomberg, arguing that there's one in the works ...