PlayStation 4 Revealed; Here’s What The Controller Looks Like

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At their PlayStation Meeting 2013, Sony announced their next PlayStation system—the PlayStation 4, which will use an architecture similar to that of PCs.

 

The PlayStation 4 will include an X86 CPU and 8GB of RAM. It will come with a new controller called the Dualshock 4 (above), which will come with a touch pad, a Share button, and a headphone jack.

 

The controller will also have a light bar that will allow a camera to recognize it and track its movements.

 


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