Technical News Office – Japanese consumer electronics manufacturer Sony has launched the PlayStation 5 Pro. It has twice the storage of the PS 5 and features an improved GPU, advanced ray tracing technology and artificial intelligence (AI) scaling for better game quality. picture. Along with this, the company has also provided information on more than 50 enhanced games.
The price of PS 5 Pro is around $700. Along with this, customers can purchase a removable disk drive for around $80 and a vertical stand for around $30. It was made available in some markets. It can be purchased in white and black colors. There is also a limited edition gray color option for this. Sony has not given any information about its launch date in India. The PS 5 Pro has some hardware upgrades over the PS 5. It has a better frame rate and higher resolution. It has AMD Ryzen Zen 2 as processor. However, it has 16.7% GPU compute performance with better RDNA graphics than PS 5.
It has 16 GB of GDDR6 memory and an additional 2 GB of DDR5 RAM for system tasks. The PS5 Pro has 2TB of storage. Sony’s business is growing rapidly in the country. Sony’s consumer electronics business can achieve $1 billion in revenue this fiscal year. In recent years, Sony has diversified its business beyond television. Earlier this week, a news report quoted Sunil Nayyar, general manager of the company’s unit in the country, as saying that Sony’s revenues could set a record due to rapid demand for premium products in the sector consumer electronics.
He had said, “Over the last two financial years, the company has achieved around 20 per cent growth in its turnover on an annual basis. The company is experiencing strong growth in television as well as audio, imaging and gaming products. The company’s annual revenue could exceed $1 billion in the current fiscal year. In the last fiscal year, the company’s turnover in the country was around Rs 7,664 crore (around $900 million). Television represents a large part of Sony’s revenue. However, the company’s performance in the smartphone sector has been weak.
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