Two Mystery PlayStation Products Leak — One Could Be an OLED PlayStation Portal
Wi-Fi Alliance certifications for two unannounced Sony devices hint at a possible updated PlayStation Portal streaming handheld.
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Two unannounced PlayStation products have been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, fueling speculation that Sony may be preparing an update to its PlayStation Portal game-streaming handheld.
The certification documents reportedly indicate the devices could be updates to the existing PlayStation Portal, raising the possibility that one of them features an OLED screen, a display upgrade that had been rumored earlier in the year.
What the certifications suggest
Wi-Fi Alliance certifications are typically filed ahead of a product's public release, as manufacturers prepare devices for market launch, and their appearance is often treated as an early signal of upcoming hardware announcements. In this case, the filing of two separate unannounced PlayStation products has drawn particular attention given the existing rumors of an OLED version of the Portal.
Sony has not officially confirmed any new PlayStation Portal hardware, and the certification documents alone do not specify the exact nature or features of the two devices beyond their association with the PlayStation brand. Further details are expected to emerge if Sony moves toward a formal announcement.
The original PlayStation Portal, which allows users to stream games from a PlayStation 5 console to a dedicated handheld display, has been on the market since its initial release, and an OLED variant would represent a notable hardware refresh for the device line.
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