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Wi-Fi Alliance Certifies Two New PlayStation Devices, Possibly an OLED Portal
Key points
- Two new PlayStation devices, CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, certified by Wi-Fi Alliance.
- Devices run Android 15, similar to the current PlayStation Portal.
- Model numbers suggest an update to the existing PlayStation Portal (CFI-Y1001).
- Speculation points to a rumored OLED version of the PlayStation Portal.
New PlayStation Devices Certified
The Wi-Fi Alliance recently certified two new PlayStation devices, identified by model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105. These devices are categorized as "Gaming Console/Peripherals" in the certification documents. The current PlayStation Portal carries the model number CFI-Y1001, suggesting these new numbers represent an updated iteration of the streaming handheld.
Android 15 and Potential Portal Update
The certification documents indicate that both new models operate on Android 15. This detail aligns with the current PlayStation Portal, which also runs on Android, distinguishing it from the PlayStation 5 console's custom operating system. The use of Android 15 further supports the theory that these devices are updates to the PlayStation Portal.
OLED Screen Speculation
Hardware leaker KeplerL2 previously stated that Sony was developing an "OLED version" of the Portal for release this year. While the Wi-Fi Alliance certification does not explicitly confirm an OLED screen, the new model numbers and Android OS align with the possibility of a refreshed PlayStation Portal, potentially incorporating the rumored OLED display.
Wi-Fi Capabilities
The new devices are certified for 1x1 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi. There is no indication of support for 6GHz Wi-Fi or additional antennas, suggesting that the Wi-Fi capabilities for streaming may not see dramatic improvements in these potential new models compared to the current Portal.
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Reporting from
The Wi-Fi Alliance certified two unannounced PlayStation devices, CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, which run Android 15 and are classified as "Gaming Console/Peripherals." These models suggest an update to the PlayStation Portal, potentially an OLED version, based on model number progression and OS. This indicates Sony may be preparing a refresh for its game streaming handheld.