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The PS4 is using a netbook/tablet chip but with	by Snate	2013-02-21 16:51:31
more cores. The PlayStation 4's APU (CPU/GPU) is based on AMD's Jaguar netbook/tablet architecture. To make up for being relatively underpowered it is using eight cores rather than the two found in most netbooks and tablets. Also the Jaguar architecture is apparently a lot better better than Intel's Atom architecture for netbooks and tablets so people used to how poorly the Atom performs should not worry about the Jaguar. Hey, I'm a geek. I will probably not buy a PS4 or the new Xbox, but that doesn't mean I'm not interesting in the technological aspects of them both. Link: Ars Technica - 2013-02-21 - Inside the PlayStation 4: A balanced approach to building a game console - Past consoles valued performance above all else; the PS4 is different.
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Me either. Between the poor architecture and the	by vampire	2013-02-21 16:57:54
They said they are not going to block used games.	by Snate	2013-02-21 17:04:55
Corporate puffery	by TheCatMan	2013-02-21 22:04:26
Looks like I'm done with consoles	by tonyz	2013-02-21 18:21:53
butbutbutbutbut	by themadkansan	2013-02-21 18:39:35
Makes it easier to hack though :D (n/t)	by InTrinSic	2013-02-21 19:24:14

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