A new video by the well-known tech channel Moore’s Law Is Dead claims to reveal early specs for Sony’s next-gen consoles: the PlayStation 6 and a handheld device codenamed Canis. According to documents cited in the video, both systems are planned for a Fall 2027 or Early 2028 release, focusing on affordability and backward compatibility. The PS6 could be significantly more powerful than the PS5, while the handheld Canis aims to outperform competitors like the Xbox Ally X. PS6 Console Specs • Chiplet design, possibly using Navi 5 desktop chiplets • Backward compatibility with PS5 and PS4 (no mention of PS3) • Power-conscious design with lower energy use than PS5 • Manufacturing scheduled for mid-2027 • Target release: Fall 2027 or Early 2028 • 160W total board power • 8x Zen 6 (or later) CPU cores • 40–48 RDNA 5 Compute Units @ 3GHz+ • 160-bit or 192-bit memory bus, GDDR7 @ 32GT/s+ • Estimated ~3x rasterization performance of PS5 (RT boost expected) • Likely built on 3nm process PS6 Canis Handheld Specs • Monolithic 3nm chip • Backward compatibility with PS5 and PS4 • Features: microSD slot, M.2 SSD slot, haptics, dual microphones, touchscreen • USB-C with video out • Manufacturing scheduled for mid-2027 • Target release: Fall 2027 or Early 2028 • 15W total board power • 4x Zen 6c cores • 12–20 RDNA 5 Compute Units @ 1.6–2GHz • 128-bit bus with LPDDR5X-7500+ • ~0.5x PS5 rasterization (RT expected to perform higher) • Aimed to outperform Xbox Ally X Which one would you choose: powerful next-gen console or versatile handheld? 🎮👇 If you enjoyed this post, share it with your friends and follow our page for more! #ps6 #playstation [Follow @gamenewsplusnet] Hashtags: #gaming #videogames #game #gamer #gamerlife #gamenewsplusnet