New version of the Playstation 5: This change should come in 2022
Sony is redesigning the Playstation 5!
This is intended to reduce the console's energy requirements – with rising electricity prices, this is good news for gamers.
The new version of the Playstation 5 should come in 2022.
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According to a media report by Digi Times magazine, Sony is redesigning the coveted Playstation 5! Thus, the switch to a new version of the console could take place between the second and third quarters of 2022. When exactly the Playstation 5 CFI-1200 – as the new version is called – will be launched on the German market is currently not clear. However, gamers should look forward to the innovations.
New version of the Playstation 5: This is what the change looks like
So much in advance: major changes are not to be expected. The innovations will probably affect the internal hardware in particular. The energy requirement of the console is to be reduced – the future owners of the console will certainly not complain about this given the rising electricity prices. By revising the wireless modules, Sony is also likely to see a reduction in production costs.
On the other hand, we can practically rule out improvements to the WLAN and Bluetooth modules since the Playstation 5 already supports the current standards with Wifi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1.
Here you can buy the Playstation 5
You don't attach great importance to improved energy efficiency and would rather have the Playstation 5 in your hands as soon as possible? Then you should check out our PS5 ticker! Here we inform you daily about the availability of the console:
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