Two New PlayStation Devices Certified, Possibly Including an OLED Version of the PlayStation Portal
The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified two new PlayStation devices with model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105. These are believed to be updated versions of Sony’s PlayStation Portal handheld device for streaming games. The current PlayStation Portal uses an LCD screen, but rumors suggest the upcoming models may feature OLED technology. The certified devices run on Android 15, aligning with previous PlayStation Portal hardware that also used Android. Unlike PS5 consoles which use a custom OS, these new devices appear to be low-cost streaming options designed for cloud gaming or local game streaming from home systems. However, the Wi-Fi capabilities remain limited to 2.4GHz and 5GHz without support for faster 6GHz bands. Sony has not officially commented on the leak yet, but hardware leakers previously indicated work was underway on an OLED version of the Portal this year.
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