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Fielding a question from the audience about the possibility of a 7in Surface tablet, the answer certainly wasn't no. "We're really set up [for making a 7in tablet]" Klein responded. "The notion of flexibility and the scalability of the operating system is actually intrinsic to our vision and our strategy.</p><p>"We talk a lot about devices and services, and when we say devices and services, we mean a set of experiences that are complete, that are compelling, and that are consistent across a whole range of form factors and devices, including size of form factor. [In Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone 8] you have the same core code base driving form factors from 4in all the way up to 27in all-in-ones and everything in-between.</p><p>"I think we’re really set up to deliver the most versatile set of experiences across form factors, whether that’s 4in, 5in, 7in, 8in, 10in, 13in - and along with our partners in the ecosystem, we’ll work through that based on underlying demand."</p><p>That last reference to ecosystem partners suggests that Microsoft may be allowing its software licensees to sniff out the market for a 7in Windows tablet first before taking the plunge itself - but the company would certainly consider such a device. In such a small form factor, however, it would likely be restricted to the ARM-compatible Windows RT operating system found in its Surface RT tablets, rather than the Windows 8 platform from its Intel-powered Surface Pro devices.</p><p>With Microsoft claiming its Surface tablets are enjoying strong sales, despite reports of poor supply hampering availability of the Surface Pro and cut component orders pointing to overestimated demand for the Surface RT, the tablet market appears to be poised to grow yet again.</p> <strong>Author:</strong> Gareth Halfacree</p> Email to a friend Print this article Get more reviews, tutorials and in-depth advice, every month with Computer Shopper.<br /><b>Click here to try 3 issues for £1</b> < Previous News : Tablet PCs <strong>Be the first to comment on this article</strong> You need to Login or Register to comment.</p> Title: (optional) </p> Comment: </p> </p> Find a review <p>advertisement</p> <strong> Most Commented News </strong> PS4 release date, specs & price rumours <strong> Latest Tablet PC Reviews <img width="14" height="14" alt="Subscribe to our RSS Feeds" src="/rssIcoBlack.gif" class="rssIcon"/> </strong> <img src="/erphoto18454349.jpg" alt="Dell XPS 10 review" class="articleImage" /> Dell XPS 10 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter4.png" alt="4 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £550 <img src="/erphoto18451649.jpg" alt="Acer Iconia W700 review" class="articleImage" /> Acer Iconia W700 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter4.png" alt="4 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £593 <img src="/erphoto18400349.png" alt="Google Nexus 10 review" class="articleImage" /> Google Nexus 10 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter5.png" alt="5 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £319 <img src="/erphoto17877449.jpg" alt="Apple iPad 4 review" class="articleImage" /> Apple iPad 4 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter5.png" alt="5 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £399 <img src="/erphoto18339149.png" alt="Apple iPad Mini review" class="articleImage" /> Apple iPad Mini <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter5.png" alt="5 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £269 <strong> Latest Tablet PC News <img width="14" height="14" alt="Subscribe to our RSS Feeds" src="/rssIco.gif" class="rssIcon"/> </strong> HP TouchPad successor based on Android planned Nokia Windows 8 tablet possibly snapped Microsoft Surface Pro gets BlueStacks Android App support Surface Pro stylus compatibility issues discovered 128GB Surface Pro tablet sells out iPad Mini 2 release date, features and price rumours Microsoft hints at Surface Pro battery accessory Wikipad gaming tablet launches in the US, soon to reach the UK Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover for iPad Mini announced <strong>Sponsored Links</strong> .storeWidget { background-color: #FFF; 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The more expensive model has received a speed bump up to 2.6GHz in the shape of a new Intel processor, and will cost £1,449 for 256GB of solid state storage.</p><p><img src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184621_52.png" alt="Apple MacBook" width="463" height="341" /></p><p>This price drop puts the entry-level Retina model in direct competition with the regular 13in MacBook Pro - the higher resolution laptop might have a slower CPU, but it matches the MacBook for memory and has a solid state disk instead of a slower mechanical hard disk. Intel's integrated graphics admittedly struggle to run games at the native 2,560x1,600 resolution, and in Apple's scaled mode you get less physical desktop space, but the Retina model has a clear advantage when it comes to editing photos.</p><p><img src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184618_52.jpg" alt="Apple MacBook" width="463" height="254" /></p><p>The larger 15in MacBook Pro Retina has also received an upgrade, gaining a faster 2.4GHz quad-core processor in the entry-level model for £1,799 and a 2.7GHz quad-core chip in the top-end model, which now comes with 16GB of RAM for £2,299.</p><p><img src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184624_52.jpg" alt="Apple MacBook" width="463" height="320" /></p><p>Finally, The ultra-thin MacBook Air 13in was also reduced today, meaning Apple fans can now pick one up with 256GB of flash memory for £1,199.</p><p>The new prices went into effect at lunchtime, with the Apple store already updated for anyone eager to spend their cash.</p> <strong>Author:</strong> Tom Morgan</p> Email to a friend Print this article Get more reviews, tutorials and in-depth advice, every month with Computer Shopper.<br /><b>Click here to try 3 issues for £1</b> < Previous News : Laptops <strong>Be the first to comment on this article</strong> You need to Login or Register to comment.</p> Title: (optional) </p> Comment: </p> </p> Find a review <p>advertisement</p> <strong> Most Commented News </strong> PS4 release date, specs & price rumours <strong> Latest Laptop Reviews <img width="14" height="14" alt="Subscribe to our RSS Feeds" src="/rssIcoBlack.gif" class="rssIcon"/> </strong> <img src="/erphoto18454349.jpg" alt="Dell XPS 10 review" class="articleImage" /> Dell XPS 10 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter4.png" alt="4 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £550 <img src="/erphoto18451649.jpg" alt="Acer Iconia W700 review" class="articleImage" /> Acer Iconia W700 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter4.png" alt="4 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £593 <img src="/erphoto18449249.jpg" alt="Acer Aspire S7 review" class="articleImage" /> Acer Aspire S7 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter3.png" alt="3 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £985 <img src="/erphoto18436949.jpg" alt="MSI GX60 review" class="articleImage" /> MSI GX60 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter3.png" alt="3 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £1,043 <img src="/erphoto18435449.jpg" alt="Toshiba Satellite U920t-108 review" class="articleImage" /> Toshiba Satellite U920t-108 <strong>Category:</strong> Laptops<br /> <strong>Rating:</strong> <img src="/filter3.png" alt="3 out of 5" /> <br /> <strong>Price:</strong> £897 <strong> Latest Laptop News <img width="14" height="14" alt="Subscribe to our RSS Feeds" src="/rssIco.gif" class="rssIcon"/> </strong> Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook gets 1080p display option Acer to take on Apple's retina MacBooks with high-resolution laptops Samsung Series 7 Chronos review - Hands on Samsung Series 7 Ultra review – hands on Intel reveals 4th generation Core Ultrabook requirements Lenovo IdeaPad Lynx review - Hands On MSI reveals Slider 20 hybrid ultrabook at CES 2013 Sony NEX-6, Barnes and Noble Nook HD, BT YouView - reviews roundup Nikon 1 J2, Asus VivoBook S200, Samsung Chromebook Series 3 - reviews roundup <strong>Sponsored Links</strong> .storeWidget { background-color: #FFF; 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So save this page and keep checking back for regular updates</strong></p><p>HTC is mere days away from revealing its latest flagship smartphone, which is expected to be known as either the HTC M7 or HTC One (something). We've heard plenty of rumours and leaks over the past few weeks, which we've collected here.</p><p>HTC M7 NAME<br>Although initial leaks referred to the device as the M7, HTC CEO Peter Chou mentioned the HTC One name when he revealed the handset early at an internal company event in Taipei. Engadget spotted the video and translated his comments, which hinted at a possible name change.</p><p><img src="/erphoto18472952.jpg" alt="HTC M7" width="463" height="201" /></p><p>Should HTC stick with the One branding, it could confuse customers who already have to choose between the One X, One X+, One S, One SV, One V and One XL.</p><p>HTC M7 SCREEN<br>It was originally anticipated that the M7 would have a 5in display, putting it on par with the Sony Xperia Z, Huawei Ascend D2 and ZTE Grand S, but a new wave of rumours have pointed to a 4.7in screen - the same size as the One X and One X+. However, it is expected to have a Full HD 1080p resolution - giving it more pixels per inch than the competition.</p><p>HTC has used AMOLED display technology in the past, but made the switch to super LCD a few years ago. The M7 is expected to continue this trend, although we won't know for sure until the official unveiling.</p><p>HTC M7 DESIGN<br>Several images purporting to be the M7 have appeared online in the run up to the phone's official launch, but as we get closer to release the leaks are becoming more consistent. Original leaks from Pocketnow suggested the M7 will closely resemble the Windows Phone 8-powered HTC 8X, with rounded corners and and a smooth curved rear, but newer photos, courtesy of twitter user @evleaks, show a sleek metal body with machined speaker grilles and two hardware buttons instead of the usual three.</p><p><img src="/erphoto18473852.jpg" alt="HTC render" width="463" height="249" /><br><strong>one of the early renders, showing a similarity to the HTC 8X</strong></p><p><img src="/erphoto18472652.jpg" alt="HTC M7" width="463" height="362" /><br><strong>A newer image, which shows an altogether different design</strong></p><p>Leaks from different sources have revealed two potential colours - black and gunmetal silver. There may be others to follow, but it could be a sign that HTC has given up on the matt plastic finish it used for the One series of phones.</p><p>HTC M7 OPERATING SYSTEM<br>The pre-release images seen above also give us a possible early glimpse at the latest iteration of HTC's Sense interface. It shows a more streamlined, minimalist layout with monotone widgets and a redesigned set of icons. There also appears to be large, rectangular shortcut icons that are reminiscent of the Live Tiles interface found on Windows Phone 8.</p><p><img src="/erphoto18473252.jpg" alt="HTC M7" width="463" height="352" /></p><p>Although most early leaks have pointed to Android Jelly Bean, there's no clue as to whether it will be 4.1 or 4.2. With Google saving the latest version of its operating system for its own Nexus-branded devices, we would be surprised if HTC had managed to secure version 4.2 in time for an expected March release.</p><p>HTC M7 CAMERA<br>When HTC released an infographic hinting at a "new sound and camera experience" for 2013, it added to rumours the company was working on a new camera that will use Ultrapixel technology.</p><p><img src="/erphoto18474452.jpg" alt="HTC infographic" width="463" height="291" /><br><strong>The bottom of HTC's infographic, teasing something new for 2013</strong></p><p>Ultrapixel technology apparently uses multiple sensors to combine several shots into one for the best possible image. This pixel sampling technology could mean better low light photography, high resolution images or more detailed, smaller resolution ones - we'll have to wait to see what HTC confirms before we'll know for sure, but it looks to be competition for Nokia's Pureview camera.</p><p>HTC M7 PROCESSOR AND 4G<br>Although HTC used two different processors for the American and International One X handset (due to LTE/4G compatibility), rumours are pointing to a single CPU for the M7. It is likely to use a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core chip running at 1.7GHz, along with 2GB of RAM to power whichever version of Android HTC opts to use. Such a chipset would ensure support for 4G networks in the UK.</p><p>HTC M7 STORAGE<br>If HTC stays true to form, the M7 will likely come with 32GB of internal storage but lack any form of MicroSD card expansion. Both previous flagship handsets, the One X and One X+, only had internal storage, and we don't expect this to change with the new model.</p><p>HTC M7 PRICE<br>As a Full HD smartphone, we fully expect the M7 to enter at the top end of the smartphone market. With similar phones costing upwards of £450, HTC will probably follow suit rather than try and undercut the competition.</p><p>HTC M7 RELEASE DATE<br>HTC posted a countdown clock to its US homepage last week, with the timer counting towards the launch event on the 19th of February. We'll give you hands-on coverage of the handset on the day of launch.</p><p><img src="/erphoto18473552.jpg" alt="HTC Countdown" width="463" height="310" /></p><p>HTC needs to get its new flagship on sale as quickly as possible, as it faces stiff competition from the likes of Sony's Xperia Z which goes on sale on the 28th of February. Mobile World Congress is also right around the corner, and both Samsung and Google are expected to announce their new handsets at events in the coming months. 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It weighs just over 900g, but it's still light enough to use as a tablet.</P><P><IMG alt="Acer Iconia W700" src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184507_52.jpg" width=463 height=61> </P><P>It has a single USB3 port, along with a 3.5mm headset audio jack and a Micro HDMI port, but there’s no card reader for adding extra storage beyond the internal 64GB solid state disk. If you want to use extra connections you must dock the tablet to its bundled cradle. Disappointingly, the cradle is built entirely out of plastic and has none of the tablet's premium feel. The stand on the back can be adjusted to change orientation and the dock has three USB3 ports, but it's a fairly tacky addition considering how good the tablet itself feels.</P><P><IMG alt="Acer Iconia W700" src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184513_52.jpg" width=463 height=370> </P><P>The bundled plastic Bluetooth keyboard is little better. 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They’re a step up from Wacom’s more consumer-orientated Bamboo tablets, with eight express keys and a multifunctional concave Touch Ring to help creative individuals get the best out of their digital artwork.</P><P><IMG alt="Wacom Intuos 5 Graphics Tablet" src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184390_52.jpg" width=463 height=241> </P><P>It’s very easy to set up, and we were using it within minutes of plugging it in and installing the necessary drivers. It can be rotated to suit left-handed or right-handed artists, too, providing a good degree of convenience. The soft-touch finish round the outside also made it very comfortable to use. The main surface is slightly harder, but its texture provides enough friction to make it feel as if you’re drawing on paper, making the Intuous 5 feel much more natural in use. The pen is pressure sensitive, so you can taper your strokes, finishing with a thin wisp or a hard blob regardless of which nib you’re using.</P><P>The pen has 2,048 different pressure levels, a 60-degree tilt and is accurate. It also has a very welcome rubbery grip and comes with a stand that can to store up to 10 nibs. You get 10 with the tablet (standard, flex, felt and stroke), but you can buy extra pens directly from Wacom.</P><P>Despite the main tablet area measuring 278x196mm, the active area for drawing is only 224x140mm, leaving around one-third of the tablet out of bounds. This felt slightly counter-intuitive at first, but we soon got used to it. You can also connect the Intuos 5 wirelessly to your PC, but you’ll have to buy the Wacom Wireless Accessory Kit (£35 from http://uk.shop.wacom.eu) to enable this feature.</P><P>A key feature of the Intuos 5 is the Touch Ring. This allows you to scroll or zoom in, cycle through layers, alter your brush size and rotate your images by rolling your finger round the outer ring. You can press the centre to toggle between each mode, but we had a few issues with its overall responsiveness. We had to tweak quite a few individual settings to get the right sensitivity, but the main problem was the lack of tactile feedback. It made adjusting brush sizes by a few pixels or changing layers a little too fussy, and we often found ourselves using the pen instead.</P><P><IMG alt="Wacom Intuos 5 Bastion Doodle" src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184399_52.jpg" width=463 height=349> </P><P><IMG alt="Wacom Intuos 5 Link Doodle" src="C:\Program Files\ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Boeing's blog\Smartphone\er_photo_184408_52.jpg" width=463 height=270></P><P><STRONG>It's a great tablet, and capable of far more than our game-enthused doodlings</STRONG></P><P>It also made the eight customisable express keys quite difficult to press. They’re capacitive buttons, so they’ll sense your fingers hovering over them and show you each function on screen.</P><P>Drawing isn’t the only thing you can do with the Intuos 5, though, as it supports multi-touch gestures like a laptop’s touchpad. 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They sometimes even fail to register altogether, meaning enemies take an inconsistent number of bullets to go down. Conversely, CPU-controlled enemies can sometimes shoot you through walls, while you can hit an alien in the chest with a shotgun mid-leap but it won't fall over until the landing animation has played out. </P><P><IMG alt="Aliens Colonial Marines" src="/erphoto18464852.jpg" width=463 height=259><P><STRONG>The motion tracker is pointless when 99% of Xenos run right at you</STRONG></P><P>The Alien AI in general is shockingly bad, with Aliens frequently losing track of you and simply freezing in place while the pathfinding tries to recover. The limited set of animations make it difficult to tell when an enemy is down and out, or simply recoiling from a flesh wound. 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We'll be updating this article in the future, and we expect a lot more information to come out as we approach the launch this year, as the industry will then have little reason to protect sales of current-gen devices and software.</P><P>There's an awful lot of rumours pieces online, all of them picking over the titbits of supposedly leaked information. Having read practically every such rumour there's frankly not a lot of solid information to go on. Rather than pick one rumour over another, we'll be looking at the most probable scenarios, discussing what they would mean to you the gamer, and supporting them with quotes where needed.</P><P>Most websites are still referring to the device as the PlayStation 4 or PS4, and you'd have to be a fool not to have it in the running as the final name come release day. However, two other names have surfaced: Orbis and Thebes. Most sources seem to think that Thebes is the internal codename for the Sony PS4 project, while Orbis is potentially the final name for the console. No one knows for sure though – after all, the Dreamcast was once Katana, the Gamecube was Dolphin and the Xbox 360 was Xenon</P><P><IMG alt=Dreamcast src="/erphoto18039152.jpg" width=463 height=384> <BR><STRONG>The Dreamcast was codenamed katana, so maybe Orbis is just a codename too</STRONG> </P><P>There are clues though, it could be that after naming its new handheld console – Playstation Vita, rather than PSP2 – that Sony has a taste for something new sounding and Orbis could well be the final name for the new console. Then again, maybe it was just because the PSP was rather a disappointment for Sony in most territories. For now we'll be calling the console PS4, because it's quicker to type.</P><P>[UPDATE] - Sony has put out a video, which sets the 20th of February as the date for some kind of huge announcement. Read PS4 expected to debut at Sony's February 20th gaming event for more information, and watch the video below from Sony's official YouTube channel.</P><P>Nothing is stated explictly, but from the tone of the video we're certain that this will be the PS4 unveiling, Leaving E3 open to publishers to show off their games, and for Sony to talk prices and precise release dates.</P><P>We'll be updating the rest of this release date section as we get more info.</EM></P><P>We might have a reveal date for the PS4, but no release date has been leaked from a reputable source, it's a matter of piecing together information from the usual sources to make an educated guess. Such sources include developers (who will have development kits to start on launch games), publishers (who need to know what games they'll be selling and when) and of course leaks from within Sony itself.</P><P><IMG alt=E3 src="/erphoto18039752.png" width=463 height=238> <BR><STRONG>E3 seems to be a safe bet for console unveilings, but there's no evidence</STRONG> </P><P>Website Kotaku claimed that a reliable source told it that the console will launch for late 2013. Which will be good news for PlayStation fans - though maybe not those in the UK if a European release is staggered back from Japanese and US launches - which is common for PlayStation products.</P><P>To support this idea, we recently heard that Sony PS4 could be delayed until 2014 in UK, developer claims. An unnamed developer talking to Edge magazine said that stock issues meant the launch would have to be staggered across the regions.</P><P>It's been widely-known for some time that the PS4 will be based around AMD technology, both for its CPU and GPU elements. A fact that's been discussed for some time: PS4 spec rumours - AMD A10 - a new approach or just plain wrong?. Given how much money Sony sunk into its Cell processor for the PS3 – to little apparent benefit – it makes sense for the company toswitch to an off-the-shelf design for this generation.</P><P>AMD has proved itself most capable at producing decent processors at a reasonable price of late, it's also shown that its can combine CPU and graphics elements on the same chip – essential for producing a console at a low price. Its PC graphics parts have long impressed us too. There's no doubt then that AMD would make a good hardware partner for PS4.</P><P>As to the nature of that hardware, the bottom line is fairly obvious. Any next generation console must be able to run graphically detailed games at 1080p and 60fps, and preferably also cope with the processing overheads of 3D as well. </P><P>What is unusual is that both the PS4 and the next-gen Xbox are now widely believed to use very similar hardware. With both having the same 8-core 1.6GHz processor inside and a GPU based around 7-series hardware, likely to be akin in power to a card like the AMD Radeon HD 7850. </P><P>The PS4 is widely understood to have just 4GB of memory, however all that memory is a single lump of super-fast GDDR5, making it easy to access and develop games upon. This is different from the Xbox 720's more complicated memory architecture, which looks to be 8GB of slower memory with a small fast cache. The former looks better for graphics performance, while the latter might be superior for running multiple apps at once.</P><P>In terms of the GPU, the PS4 looks to have 50% more compute units than the Xbox 720. Some of these may be reserved for 'compute' functions, though these could still be used for special graphical effects and physics calculations. Even considering this, the PS4 looks, at present to have the graphical edge over its rival.</P><P>Blu-ray is a must for PS4, the PS3 came a little too early for Sony to comfortably include the hardware, but it still pushed ahead with it at great cost. These days, Blu-ray is one of the defining parts of the PlayStation brand and we can't see it being dropped. All the usual unattributed sources touted by major gaming sites agree with this.</P><P>Sony filed a patent late last year that could mean the PS4 won't play used or second hand games. The patent, US Patent Application 20130007892, describes "a game playing system [including] a use permission tag provided for use in a game disk for a user of a game, a disk drive, and a reproduction device for reproducing the game." Essentially, this means that a device similar to an RFID or or near-field communication (NFC) tag built into the game disc would tie it to a particular console or console user.</P><P>Second-hand sales are a serious problem for the games industry - in some ways, even more so than piracy, with none of the money going to the publisher or developer. By blocking second-hand sales, Sony thinks that a high percentage of those who would have purchased the game second-hand will instead pay full price.</P><P>Many current generation games come with single-use codes that let the original owner download extra content, while digital distribution services like Steam, Xbox Live Arcade or the PlayStation Network tie purchases to a single user account.</P><P>Sony's proposed system goes significantly further: once a game disc is inserted into a console featuring the patented technology, it would be permentantly tied to that user or console. If the disc is sold, the game could either be a demo version limited to a specific section or a pre-set number of plays and requiring the purchase of a code to unlock or - if Sony goes the whole hog - simply not work at all.</P><P>The shape of the PlayStation controller may have been iconic once, but it's now a makeshift one, with the thumbsticks simply clamped to the bottom of the original PS1 controller. With analogue control now key to gaming, rather than an optional extra as it was when the Dual Analog/Dual Shock controller launched back in 1997, the design is well overdue an overhaul.</P><P><IMG alt="PS controller" src="/erphoto18040052.jpg" width=463 height=362> <BR><STRONG>The PlayStation controller is showing its age</STRONG> </P><P>A recently leaked snap of a PS4 development kit has given us a good look at what is probably a prototype model of the new joypad - at least we hope its a prototype as it looks pretty cheap and nasty at present, like a cheap third-party Dualshock knock off.</P><P>The controller shown has a small touchpad above the analogue sticks and a coloured light on the front. In this repsect it looks to include functionality we've seen on both the Vita (which has a rear touchpad) and in Sony's motion-based Move controllers. A speaker is also built-in, allowing for local audio effects and a headphone socket too - probably for headset use, but we're hoping for Bluetooth audio for easier headphone use while playing - very handy for split-screen gaming. </P><P><IMG alt="Sony PS4 controller prototype" src="/erphoto18466952.jpg" width=463 height=370> </P><P>In addition, it appears that the console may have upgraded motion controls, with Sony hiring a top executive with Kinect experience from Microsoft. You can read more about that in Sony hire suggests PS4 motion control plans. Furthermore, we recently reported that the PS4 could get dual-camera HD EyeToy bundle at launch, giving it a beefed-up motion-sensitive control system in combination with its new controller.</P><P>There's very little doubt here, as there's little space for manoeuvre. The PS4 will have HDMI output, built-in Wi-Fi and an Ethernet port and that's probably that. We suppose there might be a card reader or an S/PDIF output, but they are hardly essentials these days. Given that Sony will likely be keen to maintain compatibility for older controllers, Bluetooth we likely remain as well – as that currently is used for all PS3 controllers.</P><P><IMG alt="Sony Bravia" src="/erphoto17574752.jpg" width=463 height=370> <BR><STRONG>Sony is keen enough to sell 4K sets it is giving away content on a hard disk with them to watch</STRONG></P><P>One website, BGR, has claimed that PS4 will support 4K video resolutions. With Sony keen on the Ultra HD TV format, we can see no reason why this wouldn't be true. Playing 4K video shouldn't be too taxing for a next-gen console and the HDMI 1.4 support the resolution required – up to 4,096×2,160p at 24 Hz, the same as in digital cinemas. We'd be very surprised if it couldn't manage this, though the big question is how such content would be supplied.</P><P>HDMI 1.4 will also bring support for Ethernet channel, so it would be possible for your PS4 to provide a network connection to your TV via HDMI, which would cut down on cabling for those with supported TV sets.</P><P>[UPDATE] EA's Chief Financial officer, who probably knows what's what, has said PS4 and Xbox 720 are likely to lose backwards compatibility. This is due to both differences in CPU architecture for both machines compared to their predecessors, plus the inevitable costs in developing and adding backward compatibility to the console. Far better for publishers to re-release favourite games, either as downloads, or in enhanced editions.</P><P>Next-generation games are certainly in development, as Dave Cook intelligently argues in his piece The dog track: Q1 and the next-gen countdown. The sheer lack of big releases pencilled in for the middle of next year shows that something is afoot – all those developers must be working on something, they just can't say what.</P><P><IMG alt="L.A. Noire Phelps and Berkowsky" src="/erphoto14783852.jpg" width=463 height=317> <BR><STRONG>Team Bondi, of LA Noire fame, is working on a next-gen title</STRONG></P><P>One company has broken ranks, with Team Bondi of LA Noire fame saying that its upcoming game – the delicately titled, Whore of the Orient – will be launched on PC and "next generation games consoles". Unfortunately the game has no release date announced, so there's only so much you can read into that. Fans of the studio can be certain though, that their current console will not run the company's next game.</P><P>It's very hard to put a price on a console as the manufacturers often sell them at a loss, especially to early adopters, in order to get the ball rolling. They make the money back on game sales and online content later. The PS3 was rumoured to cost Sony some $900 dollars to make upon launch, despite that Sony sold it for around $600. </P><P>Competition is also a big deal, with companies often forced to price match rivals. So whatever Sony's plans may be, they could be radically affected by Microsoft's or even the success or failure of the Wii U.</P><P>Now there are rumours that: PS4 likely to cost $400, according to Japanese sources. These say that the PS4 will cost at least YEN40,000, which translates to at least $400, which in turn works out to at least £310 in the UN including tax. </P><P>Now all this speculation is well and good, but the comment in the Japanese press was from an unattributed source, and no it's not any more accurate simply because the source comes from Japan. </P><P>Then there's the exchange rate problem. The console was designed in Japan, but the chips were designed in America, and all the parts were manufactured and put together in China. The Yen is a lot stronger against UK and US currencies now than it was when the PS3 came out - by almost 50% in fact. That could make the price higher than some are predicting, but the truly global nature of teh product makes this very hard to predict - even if you knew the Yen price for sure, it would be a guess to calculate a European selling price.</P><P>Going on historical facts, the original PlayStation sold for £299, as did the PlayStation 2, the PlayStation 3 price jumped up to a whopping £425. Adjust those prices by the retail price index and you get 2013 prices of - £471, £412 and £504 respectively. Thankfully electronics haven't risen in price in line with RPI, but you still get some idea of how hard Sony will have to try to bring in the console at a competitive £299 - which would be the sweet spot fans are hoping for.</P><P>As you can see, information on the PS4 is very thin on the ground. All this article can do is apply a little logic to the most prevalent rumours out there. 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