The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
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The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Lots of London restaurants have a great beer selection, but the lighter beers (Budweiser, Corona, Becks, Stella) are still very popular so most places serve them. I've been to £100+/head restaurants and seen whole tables of people with light beers (men and women).
Don't really see the problem.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
the PS3 slim.
ThusZarathustra
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The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Plenty of electronics with no brick have that port. Hell, that's the same damn port the og Xbox had.
Bam Bam Baklava
Member
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Well, better look up more devices then.
Might have been the far superior Czech Budweiser Budvar brewed beer.
Those beers are made really light tasting so that you can drink them all day every day and not get sick of them. They just taste consistently okay and bland, and hence are the default choice.
Even for lighter tasting beers that can be drunk in high volume though there are definitely better choices.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
PS2 slim, PS3 slim, AC adaptor for pretty much any Sony laptop in the last few years.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
that's the connection on the tail end of the brick. the fact that it's in the PS4 console itself (instead of some other custom DC port) means that the power supply is inside.
A bunch of English, Welshman & Scotsman you say... You sure he was in London (though I admit the chav crowd drink awful alcohol, including cheap Tesco's beer)
ibun
Member
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
that might be possible, the PS4 unit doesnt have a on/off flip-switch. a power brick would be annoying
As others have already noted, that's the AC connector that is typically on the power brick - this connector being part of the PS4 pretty much confirms an internal power adapter.
It's probably just a casing model with no actual hardware in there. The hardware isn't finished.
The Albatross
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Blue Moon is Coors. Millercoors got into trouble by dropping the Coors label off of the beer in the 2000s because they didn't want people to know it was made by them.
Being the winner of the best American-Style Light Lager is like winning the Stagg Bowl.
Jake Tower
Banned
It's for people who don't really like beer.
Anoregon
The flight plan I just filed with the agency list me, my men, Dr. Pavel here. But only one of you!
Who gives a shit what billion dollar company owns what beer brand? It's not like blue moon is on the same level as keystone just because they are both owned by coors.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Are you crazy?
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Jake Tower
Banned
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Saturn, Dreamcast, OG Xbox are three such devices.
The Technomancer
card-carrying scientician
All this just makes me wonder what the hell is going on with the hardware engineers at Microsoft
THE:MILKMAN
Member
I'm not that surprised. The super slim PS3 has chips that combined are ~250mm2 and is smaller than PS4. (even allowing for the top load BD)
PS4's SoC will be somewhere around 300mm2 I think.
Fucking pineapples, they're useless!
Are you crazy?
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Never owned any of those devices.
Some retailers are listing 2.8kg as the weight of the system, though I'm not sure what the source is. I can't trace it back to tech spec pages on sony.com, which are already up, in any case.
Both the European PS3 phat and the PS2 have these and no brick.The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
razgriz417
Member
Here you go, the official spec sheet is saying 2.8kg (6.2lbs) as well http://www.scei.co.jp/corporate/release/pdf/130611a_e.pdf
thanks wario! was looking for that.
You never owned a PS2? Damn, you missed out.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Maximum trolling?
startyourengine
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Maximum trolling
Man, every time I see size comparisons to older consoles and various objects I'm amazed at how small it is. It makes me a moment to remember that the PS4 is using components commonly found in very slim mobile devices, and that comes with the low TDP and cooling requirements of those products.
I wouldn't be surprised if the innards have a giant fan + heatpipe setup.
I wouldn't be surprised if the innards have a giant fan + heatpipe setup.
Also: PS4 compared to original model PS2:
Ok the side image is crazy nutballs to me.
definitely looking forward to the teardown. I don't think there'll be too many heatpipes but since they're using an APU, I'm guessing they'll be able to just use one fan, saving on space.
Yeah, the day we get a teardown for the console will be fun. We'll be able to see what kind of setup they have in there, figure out the cooling configuration (some people think it has a blower), look at the GDDR5 DIMMs, comparing it to other consoles, etc...
Someone in another PS4 hardware thread said the mobo might be mounted upside down, which would be strange.
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I don't know who this is, but he's a real goober.
I know who this is.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
Mitosis!
It's just a connector. It has nothing to do with whether something needs an adapter or not.
Ah, thanks. Didn't check the Japanese site.
The back of the box has one of these:
I've never seen one of those on a device without a brick.
japaneses manufactures love this format.