That'd be great! But are you sure it still doesn't ask for an external HDD if you start that transfer?
Edit: apparently as there is still the old Backup and Restore selection, the Transfer Data from Another PS4 does just that, no extra HDD needed, Yay!!
No size comparison with original yet?
More comparisons with the white ps4
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Why? It's meaningless. Sony has Neo.What are the chances PS4 slim is using smaller transistor size like 14/16nm?
If that's the case I don't see how this wouldn't have even a slight gpu boost. Even if the Sony just went 50MHz from 800 -> 850 that would put it at 1.95TF.
well, if you look upon it favourably... I think PS coolest design was the PS1 overall. By a large margin, in fact. PS2 was okay. After that, every PS console got uglier
I really don't get why people think this is ugly. I think this is the best looking slim in par with PSone.
OK I won't speculate on the slim because neo exists...:/Why? It's meaningless. Sony has Neo.
Why increase the clock? It serves no real purpose other than potentially introducing more bugs. The only reason to consider it IMO is because MS did it with their slim, but historically consoles haven't been upgraded when they've been shrunk, ensuring the same experience for all customers. Any gains would likely be too small to be worth it, yet large enough to annoy existing recent purchasers of the old model who'll feel short changed.
Why increase the clock?
Why increase the clock? It serves no real purpose other than potentially introducing more bugs. The only reason to consider it IMO is because MS did it with their slim, but historically consoles haven't been upgraded when they've been shrunk, ensuring the same experience for all customers. Any gains would likely be too small to be worth it, yet large enough to annoy existing recent purchasers of the old model who'll feel short changed.
Almost all 1080p HDMI TVs have optical or digital out. So, connecting the TV to the Amp is all you need if your amp does not support HDMI.Lack of optical audio out is very odd. That's how millions of people still get surround sound.