Sony PS5 Slim tipped to utilise TSMC's 5 nm node with production slated for 2023

[Redaktion]

Sony may have only just released the PS5, but the company is already making moves for what would appear to be a new console. According to a report, Sony has signed on with TSMC for its 5 nm node for what could be the PS5 Slim.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Sony-PS5-Slim-tipped-to-utilise-TSMC-s-5-nm-node-with-production-slated-for-2023.526821.0.html

[Dollar80]

Really. Yall can even produce PS5 now . Yall really trying to hype the PS5 slim.  Smh start with producing enough PS5's now.

[Todd Vernon]

No s***, who GAF about a slim model 2-3 years away when Sony can't produce enough of the newest standard PS5 for gamers who want them!

Scalpers keep using Bots to swipe up the stock as soon or before its released on webpages.   Lol ;)

[Erik]

Couldn't this be related to a new handheld console instead?

[Leo76]

You mean the PS5 Short.

[Charles]

Utilize*

For fucck sake use spell check.

[Erik]

Utilize*

For fucck sake use spell check.

"Utilise" is an acceptable alternative spelling in British English.
oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/utilize?q=utilise

[Tim2021]

Yeah just like Xbox does. In fact the current Xbox is already more powerful.

[Ale Jandro]

Ah RGT. Yep the same who claimed PS5 has RDNA3 tech according to his source. Very credible guy.

[Sebarial90]

Lmfao roaring success my natural black a**. Gamers cant even get a console because bots swipe em up before we can even open the webpage

[asdf32]

Sega Saturn sold 17 million units worldwide.