The PlayStation 4 has shed some weight.
Sony showed off the new PlayStation 4 model during its event in New York City today, along with the beefier new PlayStation 4 Pro. Sony says that it is slimmer and more energy-efficient than the original console. It will have the same components as the original PS4 and will be in most markets by September 15 and cost $300. It is now the new standard model of the PS4, replacing the original that came out in 2013.
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Sony has created slim versions of all of its previous home consoles, so this isn’t a huge surprise.