Our colleagues from Kotaku got their hands on the PDF manual development kit for the PlayStation 4. At the heart of its 90 pages are nested specifications of the machine.Warning, these data are not final. The final version that Sony should submit in the coming months and could have other components. Nevertheless, this first sheet can extrapolate and imagine the computing power of the console.
This is the first news that the PS4 will use an x86 processor. So Sony says goodbye to PowerPC. We can therefore deduce that there will be no backward compatibility between the PS3 and PS4.AMD configuration Based on a 64-bit architecture, it therefore welcomes four processors Dual Core AMD Bulldozer type. It is backed up by 8GB of RAM. The graphic is also entrusted to the California firm that has installed a chip R10xx. Power equivalent to a Radeon HD 78xx card output in 2012. Although this is not a high end card, remember that console draws its potential to optimize their games and to a lesser extent its equipment. In addition, a more modest configuration enables manufacturers to reduce costs and therefore the price in store. Note also the presence of a 160 GB hard drive and a Blu-ray player. The connection has now includes an HDMI output, optical, four USB 3.0 ports, two Ethernet and a headphone jack on the front.An improved controller ZoomLa controller does not déroutera since players should take the existing Dualshock design. Some features may emerge as a touchpad similar to the back of the PS Vita or a button"Share"
(share) which we do not yet know the value (Twitter,
Facebook?). Known
as code Orbis, the PS4 will probably be officially announced at the
Sony conference at E3 2013 show to be held in Los Angeles in June.
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This is the first news that the PS4 will use an x86 processor. So Sony says goodbye to PowerPC. We can therefore deduce that there will be no backward compatibility between the PS3 and PS4.AMD configuration Based on a 64-bit architecture, it therefore welcomes four processors Dual Core AMD Bulldozer type. It is backed up by 8GB of RAM. The graphic is also entrusted to the California firm that has installed a chip R10xx. Power equivalent to a Radeon HD 78xx card output in 2012. Although this is not a high end card, remember that console draws its potential to optimize their games and to a lesser extent its equipment. In addition, a more modest configuration enables manufacturers to reduce costs and therefore the price in store. Note also the presence of a 160 GB hard drive and a Blu-ray player. The connection has now includes an HDMI output, optical, four USB 3.0 ports, two Ethernet and a headphone jack on the front.An improved controller ZoomLa controller does not déroutera since players should take the existing Dualshock design. Some features may emerge as a touchpad similar to the back of the PS Vita or a button"Share"
(share) which we do not yet know the value (Twitter,
Facebook?). Known
as code Orbis, the PS4 will probably be officially announced at the
Sony conference at E3 2013 show to be held in Los Angeles in June.