There has been a remarkable development regarding Japan-based technology giant Sony. A source, allegedly from Sony and preferring to remain anonymous, made striking statements to a France-based website. According to this statement, Sony will launch a new PlayStation in April 2023.
Allegedly, at the launch, which will take place a few months later, a new version of PlayStation 5 will be announced. It is stated that this new version will of course be more powerful than PlayStation 5.
The new PlayStation 5 will be ‘Pro’, not ‘Slim’
*Concept design.
According to the source’s claim, the launch in April will be for PlayStation 5 Pro, not for the PlayStation 5 Slim, which has been on the agenda for a while. According to the statement, this new console will have a new chip developed by AMD and much more powerful than that of PlayStation 5.
PlayStation 5 Pro is said to come with liquid cooling support
Allegedly, PlayStation 5 Pro will leave the cooling system used on PlayStation 5. Instead, it is said that there will be a transition to the liquid cooling system we see in gamer computers. All these explanations will be clarified at Sony’s launch.
Meanwhile; It should also be noted that Sony has not made any statements about the PlayStation 5 Pro. The company may indeed be working on the PlayStation 5 Pro. However, there is a possibility that the information received by the source who made the claim is not correct.
How long after PlayStation 4 Pro was introduced after PlayStation 4?
PlayStation 4 was introduced to gamers in November 2013. PlayStation 4 Pro, on the other hand, came to light in November 2016, exactly 3 years later. If Sony continues a similar announcement cycle, the PlayStation 5 Pro will be unveiled in November, not April. However, the pandemic that broke out in 2020 caused major problems in the supply of PS5, making the PS5 a hard-to-reach console even today. All of this could cause Sony to push the launch of the PS5 Pro forward. However, Sony may also consider delaying the PS5 Pro, considering that the PS5 has not yet reached saturation.
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