Sony reportedly plans PlayStation 6 handheld with new chip
A leaker claims Sony is working on a PlayStation 6 handheld gaming device using TSMC's 3-nanometer N3P chip process, which prioritizes battery life and portability. The chip, codenamed 'Canis,' is said to be more efficient than those in bulkier rivals, according to details reported from a single source. No details yet on price or official confirmation.
- Leaker claims a new Sony handheld is in development
- Chip uses advanced, more efficient 3nm process
- Power efficiency is a priority over raw performance
- No confirmation or official details from Sony
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