US$405 (equivalent) 32GB console SKU and US$337 (equivalent) 8GB console SKU.
Buying a gamepad separately will cost US$173 (equivalent).
With those prices Nintendo will need to try hard to sell it on its own merits, they won't be able to just compete on cost with current generation consoles.
Nintendo doesn't do direct currency conversions. As I understand they normally divide by 100 for USA price.
In other words these align to 249 and 299 USA if Nintendo follows it's traditional pricing.
The controller expense will be problematic if say, a analog stick goes out or something normal wear and tear.
Another thought I have is that lherre once made a post that strongly hinted imo, at 2Gb in Wii U, and 2X+ that and +2GB minimum in other next gen consoles (which if Wii U was looked at as 1GB, would require a oddball 3GB PS4 at minimum to fulfill both conditions, unlikely).
Now that 2Gb in Wii U seems confirmed, I would say 4GB in PS4 might be looking like a done deal based on lherre's post, which has now proven true regards the Wii U half. Because again, he said other next gen consoles would have at least 2X the RAM in Wii U, and at least 2GB more RAM as well.