Sony Unveils PS5 Logo, And It's Not Surprising

@v1ndictive: UHD Blu-ray just means that it has a drive which recognises those discs. UHD Blu-ray is capable of storing up to 100 GB (triple layer) with a resolution of 3840x2160 at 60fps as opposed to standard Blu-ray which can only display up to 1920x1080 at 60fps and store 50gb (dual layer).

I understand that standard Blu-ray discs were made that have up to 6 layers and thus store in excess of 100gb the costs of producing said disc were somewhat prohibitive compared to UHD Blu-ray.

@v1ndictive: Nobody has answered that question yet, so I'll do that for you. Ultra HD Blu-Ray drive means, that you'll be able to watch 4K movies from discs. Great shlt for film collectors, man. You can watch such movies on your PC, but you'll need BR drive that supports high capacity discs (50 GB+) e.g. Pioneer BDR-209 EBK.

You're welcome.

@v1ndictive: Just 4 layer blurays for 4K movies. Normal blurays have 2 layers and can hold up to 50GB. These should be able to have 100GB per disc.

@v1ndictive: Ultra HD Blurays are disks that support 4k native resolution. That's all.

@v1ndictive:

HD (High Definition)=720p/1080p

FHD (Full HD)= 1080p

UHD (Ultra HD)= 2160p (4k)

@v1ndictive: “Ultra UHD” means it it doesn’t only support 4K but also more important features like HDR etc.

@v1ndictive: yeah that's what it means - 4k blu ray support.

@xenomorphalien: I agree.

@5tu88sy: Calling it the PSV would have earned it the nickname "Eindhoven". 😄

@dmblum1799: except gaming only amounts to 25% of Sonys total revenue so your not really betting on the PS5. Same with Microsoft. Their big revenue source now is i believe their cloud infrastructure.

@dmblum1799: no one cares ..