If you're a console gamer, you're probably looking forward to the launch of the Sony PS5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X later this year. They're not out yet, but Sony may already be looking to build an improved version of its next-gen console. Sources indicate that the company may already be working on the PS5 Pro.

We still have a long way to go until Sony releases the anticipated PlayStation 5 gaming console at the end of the year. With that in mind, Sony just announced a bunch of BRAVIA TVs that are "Ready for PlayStation 5" so perhaps there are some you can consider.

Some companies make the weirdest things, though some of them could prove useful. Take Sony, for example, which just released a new wearable device. The Reon Pocket is a wearable cooler that will keep the heat down on hot days and it's officially available on Sony Japan's online store.

Samsung hit no.1 again and this is the company's 9th time winning in a row, they have been rated as the most popular brand in Asia. A report had shown that among the 1000 electronic companies in the rank, Samsung is the first choice based on consumer insights. 

Now that Sony has unveiled the PlayStation 5 (PS5) and Microsoft the Xbox Series X, many have started to speculate on the price of the next-gen console. For example, it's believed that the PS5 will be priced at 499 Euros (~RM2406) or 399 Euros (~RM1924) for the variant without a Blu-ray drive. While people may be relieved that it's may not be priced higher, but some experts believe that prices of games could increase instead.

Big fans of CD Projeck Red (CDPR) were recently disappointed when the developer announced that its next big game was being delayed. The release date of Cyberpunk 2077 has been moved to 19 November 2020, making this the second time it's been delayed. But it's not all bad news, as this delay could coincide with the launch of next-gen consoles.

Sony finally unveiled its next-gen PlayStation 5 (PS5) console last week and it got many excited. But what many of us didn't expect at the time is how big the console would be. That question was answered when a live photo of the actual machine was leaked recently.

It seems that a listing of the Sony PlayStation 5 has been spotted on Amazon, and it seems that the console will start from the price of 399 Euros (~RM1924) for the Digital Edition which doesn’t have an optical drive. The base variant of the PS5 that comes with the optical drive, on the other hand, is priced at 499 Euros (~RM2406) which is slightly more expensive but it lets you play physical copies of the game.

While gamers everywhere are excited to wait and see the next-gen PlayStation 5 unveiling by Sony on 4 June 2020, the company have just announced that the event will be postponed once again. This is due to the recent events of police brutality that happened in the US.

While Sony has more or less confirmed that a good number of PS4 titles can be played on a PS5. Unfortunately, the reverse won't be possible. The company has hinted that it has PS5 titles won't be playable on the PS4.