Two Mystery PlayStation Products Certified, Rumors Swirl of OLED Version
Two unannounced PlayStation products have received Wi-Fi Alliance certification, suggesting potential updates to the current PlayStation Portal. The new models may include an OLED screen.
Sony is reportedly nearing the launch of two new, unannounced PlayStation products. Wi-Fi Alliance certifications have surfaced for two devices, identified by model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, which suggest they are successors to the current PlayStation Portal (model number CFI-Y1001).
The devices are listed as "Gaming Console/Peripherals" in the certification documents. While specific details remain undisclosed, previous rumors and the new model numbers point towards an updated version of the Portal, potentially featuring an OLED screen. The current Portal, launched earlier this year, is designed for remote streaming of PlayStation 5 games.
According to the documentation, these new models will run on Android 15. This hints at a potentially significant upgrade from the existing device, although Sony's precise plans are not yet clear.
Sony has not yet commented on the certifications or provided a release timeline for any potential new devices. These updates, however, could signal a continued focus by Sony on cloud gaming and handheld accessories.