PlayStation 5: What To Expect From Sony's Console In 2023
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PlayStation 5: Sony reveals first details of next-gen console - BBC News
Xbox and PlayStation's new consoles won't come until at least 2028
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Sony CEO Confirms Next Generation of PlayStation Console - Variety
Amazon.com: Sony PlayStation 4 Pro w/ Accessories, 1TB HDD, CUH-7215B - Jet Black (Renewed) : Video Games
PlayStation kicks off new year with increased supply of PS5 consoles, new spot – PlayStation.Blog
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Sony PS5 Latest Details: PlayStation 5 Controller, Price, Release Date
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2023 Will be a "Very Important Year" for PlayStation 5, Says Sony - Insider Gaming
PlayStation or Xbox: How to Choose Your Next Next-Generation Console | B&H eXplora
A new Sony PlayStation 5 “Pro” could launch as early as April 2023, possibly with liquid cooling - Yanko Design
PS5 Slim Leak: Insider Reveals Big Disappointment | EarlyGame
PlayStation 6 with custom AMD SoC by 2027: Separate job listings offer clues about the next-gen PlayStation console - NotebookCheck.net News
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New Sony PlayStation 5 model coming soon - What we know so far
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PlayStation 5 vs. Xbox Series S/X: A buying guide to help you decide. | Mashable
Sony will release a new PlayStation 5 console in September 2024 - Xfire
Next-gen console analysis: Sony to challenge Microsoft with higher prices, more exclusive games – GeekWire
