The PlayStation 4 has an excellent controller, decently powerful hardware, some intriguing, well-executed new features, and an interface that shows belated acknowledgement of some of Sony's most ...

In short, it seems like the PS4 now has a sizable lead over the Xbox One. Read on for our full analysis of the PS4's price, hardware, software, connectivity, and games.

All of the PlayStation 4’s hardware components, regardless of how often they’re useful or needed, are aesthetically unified, well-designed, and serve the system’s greatest end: ...

PlayStation 4 may well be based on PC hardware, then, but based on these first impressions, it feels like much more of a console - a pure gaming thoroughbred - than its predecessor. Read this next ...

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The PS4 launched with a lot of big ideas, technology integrations, and hardware elements that seemed like they could have a big effect on games--here's how they all shook out.

Rounding out the hardware, the PS4 has a Blu-ray optical drive, a hard drive (no SSD, alas), at least one USB 3.0 port, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and WiFi. Sony also briefly mentioned a second, ...

Problem: Of all the hardware problems PS4 users are suffering, this one seems to be the most prevalent.More than 26 percent of over 2,400 PS4 reviews on Amazon rate the system at one star out of ...

In the case of Red Dead Redemption, the label rectified this by releasing a native PS4 port, which runs at 60fps in backwards ...

PlayStation 4's fan noise is one of the only issues we have with what is fundamentally a very well-designed piece of ... CUH-1200 looks like an impressive new iteration of the PS4 hardware, ...

The PlayStation 4 costs $381 for Sony to build, $18 under its retail price of $399. The figure comes from a hardware teardown by research firm IHS that included the bill of materials, which ...