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Sony is reportedly developing two unannounced hardware products, as revealed by recent certifications from the Wi-Fi Alliance. These devices are categorized as video game consoles or peripherals, bearing the model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105.
The Verge suggests that one of these models could be an updated version of the PlayStation Portal, potentially featuring an OLED screen. Documentation indicates both devices run on Android 15, reinforcing the likelihood that they are portable machines rather than home consoles.
Technical specifications include Wi-Fi 5 connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a USB port dedicated solely to battery charging. These features suggest a focus on content streaming, though the Wi-Fi 5 standard may not represent a significant performance upgrade.
Sony has not officially confirmed these products. However, since regulatory filings typically precede commercial launches, it is possible that these devices could be unveiled later this year. The specific nature of the second registered model remains unknown.
