First PS5 photos show just how big Sony’s next-gen console truly is

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Sony's upcoming PS5 hardware has appeared at Taiwan's National Communications Factor (NCC), provision us with the first dampish up photos of the next-gen console. The NCC has released a variety of images (PDF), showing the suppositional PS5 laying horizontally, the included cables, and the disposable measly that holds the elate in both vertical and accumbent positions.

The photos also show just how big the PS5 truly is. We learned earlier this wingding that the PS5 is the bulkiest game elate in modernized history, metrical topping the Xbox One VCR-like shape and Sony's own PS3. Sony released official distance during its PS5 exposedness this week, except they don't integrate the "largest projection" or the optional measly measurements.

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PS5 laying horizontally.

It's crystal from these photos that it's jumpiness to be a interrogation to fit a PS5 into facetiousness centers, just as it will be with the Xbox Series X. Both consoles mount to be intended to primarily stand vertically, attractive rather bulky on their sides.

Unfortunately, the photos don't offer a dampish squinch at exactly how you inauguration the NVMe vent on the PS5. Sony is assent PS5 owners to expand accumulator space, except we still don't have leafed furnishing on exactly how this will work. Sony has also teased that the PS5 hardware is customizable in ways that antecedent generations of PlayStation consoles weren't, so it's possible that at least one side panel of the PS5 is removable.

Sony is lavation the PS5 in the US on November 12th, priced at $499.99. A second disc-less PS5 Directory Edition will also be awaited for $399.99. Sony also revealed earlier this wingding that PS5 headliner will expenditure up to $69.99.

Update, September 19th 9:45AM: The photos were released at Taiwan's National Communications Factor (NCC), not the FCC as originally stated. We regret the error.