All the News From PlayStation Meeting Event in New York

The PlayStation Meeting took place in New York earlier today, featuring the reveal of two new PlayStation 4 consoles. There was a lot of new information about the consoles revealed, so we've rounded up all the news in one place for your convenience.

Didn't get to watch the event's live stream? You can watch the video replay or read our updated liveblog to get more details on the reveal as it happened. Otherwise, check out all our stories in the list below.

PS4 Pro: Specs, Release Date, and Price Confirmed

Formerly codenamed PlayStation Neo, Sony has finally revealed the PlayStation 4 Pro. Get all the details including launch date, regional pricing, technical specifications.

PS4 Slim Announced, Launching This Month

In a move that has likely surprised few, Sony also officially unveiled the PlayStation 4 Slim. Check out the consoles specs, pricing, and release date in the full story.

PS4's New Accessories Include Updated Controller, Redesigned Camera

Sony revealed a tweaked design for the new PlayStation 4 controller, a redesigned camera, and a slick new wireless headset. See all the pictures inside.

PS4 Pro Now Available to Preorder

Following Sony' s reveal of the new PS4 consoles, select retailers are now taking preorders of the console.

PS4 Pro Won't Feature a 4K Blu-Ray Drive

The new souped-up PlayStation 4 Pro will support 4K media and streaming, but won't be able to play Ultra HD Movies.

PlayStation 4 Pro Revealed: Photos from the PlayStation Meeting in NYC

GameSpot was present at the PlayStation Meeting in New York, and we snapped a bunch of photos of the new consoles that were displayed. Check out the full gallery for more close-ups of the new PS4s in action.

PS4 Firmware Update Will Bring HDR Support to All PS4s

Sony has announced plans to bring high dynamic range support to all existing PS4 consoles. This includes the standard model.

Sony Will Talk More About PS4 Pro Specs Soon

Since the reveal of the PlayStation 4 Pro, many questions about the specifics of the console's performance have been put forward. PlayStation 4 lead system architect Mark Cerny will be conducting a presentation with more details soon.