Sony PlayStation 4 launched in India

Sony has launched its next-generation game console in India, the PS4 will be available on shelves in the country starting 6 January 2014.which it has priced at Rs. 39,990. Additional controller and the PlayStation Camera have been priced at an identical Rs 4,990. First-party gaming titles have been priced at Rs. 3,999 while third-party titles will range between Rs. 2,499 and Rs. 4,499.

Has we know that PlayStation 4 was launched in the US on November 15. Earlier this month, Sony revealed it had sold more than 2.1 million PlayStation 4 consoles after less than three weeks on the market. Sony's statistic say that it had sold 1 million consoles on launch day . i.e PlayStation 4 sales top 1 million units in first 24 hours: Sony:

The latest PlayStation will be released in its home market Japan in February. Sony also announced that looking at the current PlayStation 4 sales figures, it was on track to hit its worldwide target of 5 million units by March 2014.

Design of pS4 

•  Smaller and lighter than it seems in pictures, . In fact, it’s very close to the PS3 Super Slim 

•    In terms of width and height - the 30cm depth does increase its footprint, but only to PS3 Slim levels. It’s a pretty compact device, whereas the Xbox One has a big external unit.   

•   Overall this is a subtle but unique design, with the etched PS4 logo and glossy section  adding a touch of class. Only the slot-loader lets the side down in this regard – there’s nothing exactly wrong with it, but it’s got a bit of clunky resistance that the super-smooth Wii U drive doesn’t.

• ·         Far more important as the noise a console makes, and the PS4 is a very stealthy device. When idling we recorded 42dB from 14cm in front of the console – just 2dB over the ambient noise in the room.

• ·         While installing a game disc this rose to 51dB, but once the disc is ripped it settles back down to around 43-44dB..

  PS4 specifications :

 The Sony PS4 is powered by an integrated CPU-GPU design, featuring a 8-core low power x86-64 AMD "Jaguar" CPU, coupled with a 1.84 TFLOPS AMD Radeon GPU. It also features a secondary processor that does the network processing tasks in standby mode, in order to optimise power consumption.

The PS4 features 8GB of GDDR5 RAM for memory, coupled with a 500GB hard disk drive. Also onboard is a Blu-ray disc and DVD drive. Connectivity options include 2 USB 3.0 ports, one AUX port, an Ethernet port, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 (EDR), an HDMI out port, and an optical-out port.

Interestingly, both Microsoft and Sony have opted for an x86-based CPU-GPU SoC architecture for their consoles, powered by AMD. This also signals a convergence of game development and releases for the console and PC platforms, making it easier for developers to harness the potential of the hardware across platforms.

The controller: 

• ·         the DualShock 3 was just too small and light to be very comfortable, and the lack of trigger-like shoulder buttons  when it came to shooters and racing games.

• ·         small increase in weight, slightly larger, rounder handles, and the L2 and R2 buttons have greater surface area and far greater travel. Each individual improvement is a subtle one, but together they’re enough to transform the DualShock into a far more satisfying controller

• ·         a shift from mini-USB to micro-USB for the top-mounted charge-and-sync socket. There are also two new sockets below the PS button on the underside of the controller.

• ·         The Start and Select buttons have now been retired and replaced with Share and Option buttons.

• ·         Two new buttons straddle the DualShock 4’s boldest new feature – a clickable, multi-touch-capable touchpad. (it does nothing at all when you’re in the PS4’s menus and only serves a purpose in games

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  ·                   mono headset. Essentially half of the cheapest-feeling pair of earphones and has a mic  and use voice control for the PS4
  
  
  
  
  Gaming performance:
   
  
  
  
  We demand more than great games from a modern games consoles, but gaming performance still comes first, and once you’ve overcome the disappointment that 4K games are still the exclusive domain of the high-end PC the PS4 is hard to fault in the performance stakes.
  
  
  The fact that key cross-platform titles such as Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4 boast higher resolution graphics on PS4 than Xbox One is a huge boost to Sony’s console, and vindication of its decision to plump for 8GB of expensive and powerful GDDR5 RAM. Developers may well learn how to get more from the Xbox One in the future (it’s not even out yet, for heaven’s sake), and indeed first-party games such as Forza 4 already hit the 1080p/60fps next-gen target figures, but the fact remains that if you want to play the big third-party games at their best, the PS4 is the console to go for on day one.
  
  
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       Microsoft's next-generation console, the Xbox One (Review), is the only real competition for the Sony PS4, especially in India, where the Nintendo Wii U has yet to make an appearance. For now, Microsoft only gave a tentative launch date for the Xbox One in India during the E3 2013 event, saying it would arrive by late 2014. Since then of course, reports have indicated a slightly earlier launch, by mid-2014.
   
  
  

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