Sony to skip CES 2027, ends decades-long run
Sony has decided not to attend CES 2027, ending a streak that began in 1967. According to a Bloomberg report, the company says it's shifting focus towards its entertainment division instead of showcasing new hardware at the electronics expo. For PlayStation fans, this means no reveal window for the PlayStation 6—Sony confirmed it’s stopping PlayStation disc production in 2028 and hasn’t announced a new console launch date.
- Sony won't attend CES 2027 for the first time since 1967
- Decision tied to a focus on entertainment, not hardware
- PlayStation 6 launch date and price remain undecided
- Sony to stop PlayStation disc production by 2028
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