It’s believed that Sony is quietly preparing a new pair of PS4 consoles which will be officially announced at a pre-E3 press event on June 15th – one of which will include a super-sized 1-terabyte hard drive.
The notes reveal not one, but two new PS4 model numbers:
CUH1215A* which is listed as another 500GB model and is presumed to be a more affordable version of the next gen console which would use slightly cheaper and power conserving components (think something like the PS3 Slim).
The second model number is CUH1215B which is the one to get most excited about as it appears to boast a 1TB data storage capacity.
The demand for full-fat storage was evident when Microsoft released its 1TB Xbox One in November 2014 and it’s expected that the new PS4 duo will arrive around the same time this year, just in time to make it on the Christmas wish-list.
This well-timed leak makes the PlayStation brand a talking point less than two weeks ahead of the biggest event in the gaming calendar and along with these two new PS4s Sony is also expected to reveal a final, consumer-ready version of its virtual reality gear, codenamed ‘Project Morpheus’.
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2 responses to “PlayStation 4 1TB Model Arriving at E3”
Oh look sony copying microsoft again. Sony is a joke. Bankruptcy awaits.
What a pointless comment.
Are you implying the addition of a higher capacity drive after a key rival, is somehow ‘underhanded’? A 1TB drive is much needed and what Microsoft do regarding this, and when they do it, is purely circumstantial.
It’s rather absurd to suggest Sony wouldn’t be readying this if it’s key rival hadn’t done so already.
Are you Sony’s accountant? Sony hasn’t and likely still isn’t profitable, however, their game devision is quite profitable. A corporation this size has the capacity to adapt and I’m sure they will if they want to remain profitable and relevant.