PlayStation has officially announced its new remote gaming device, the PlayStation Portal. In a post on its official blog, the game and console developer has revealed that the novelty should launch later this year for $199.
To the delight of gamers, the company also announced two new wireless headphones with AI technology for noise reduction and other features that will be very welcome.
What we already know about PlayStation Portal
The PlayStation Portal will be an exclusive remote gaming device for the PlayStation 5 over Wi-Fi, which will require the two devices to be in the same house for it to work. The 8-inch LCD screen will have a 1080p resolution and 60 frames per second (60 fps) capability.
The company's official press release states.
PlayStation Portal is the perfect device for gamers living in the same house, where they have to share the living room TV or simply want to play PS5 games in another room. The PlayStation Portal will connect remotely to your PS5 via Wi-Fi, so you can quickly switch from playing games on the PS5 to the PlayStation Portal. PlayStation Portal can play compatible games installed on your PS5 console and use the Dualsense controller.
For better audio quality, PlayStation Portal will feature a headphone jack and PlayStation plans to release two wireless headsets capable of reducing game audio latency. The Pulse Elite will be aimed at more traditional gaming, while the Pulse Explore is geared towards the gaming experience.
Meet the amazing Pulse Elite and Pulse Explore
According to the press release published on the official PlayStation blog
Pulse Elite and Pulse Explore will be the first PlayStation audio devices to utilize custom planar magnetic planar transducers for an audiophile-level listening experience normally found in premium headphones for professional sound engineers.
Both models will incorporate Artificial Intelligence technology capable of filtering out background sounds and rejecting noise.
In addition, the headphones are compatible with the company's new wireless audio technology, PlayStation Link. Through it, it will be possible to simultaneously connect to a PlayStation Link compatible device (PS5, PC, Mac or PlayStation Portal) and a Bluetooth compatible device. In other words, the player will be able to answer a call on the same headset they are playing with.
The Pulse Elite and Pulse Explore, which will also go on sale later this year, will cost $149.99 and $199.99 respectively.
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