In this analogy, the PS4 will be a racing car, model PIV, costing $40,000. The Xbox One, M Infinity, is a modern car, costing $50,000. Buying a PIV is buying pure power. It's comfy, safe, you could blaze through the streets at almost 200 MPH (believed to top at 184 MPH), and it's damn snazzy looking -- made for racing, and only racing. The M Infinity is a nice looking car in itself, but It's bulkier, more expensive, and less powerful. That said, what it lacks in speed and power, it makes up for in features tailored around the everyday-person. Everything you need for yourself and your family in one neat car. It has all the convenience you could ask for in a car. Though the M Infinity isn't the fastest car around, it can run at almost 150 MPH (believed to top at 131 MPH), which is fast enough to get your fix. The M Infinity has more features then the average car, but some find them to be overcompensating for the lack of speed and power. While the PIV is faster and better looking (to some, not everyone) than the modern multi-feature M Infinity, both vehicles will be left going the same, law-bound speed limit. It's power will often times be wasted on going at the same speed as the other cars around it. Sure there will eventually come a few instances where you'll find yourself blazing down the Autobahn with a speed and joy that no other car could provide, but this may be rare. But for some, that occasional joy ride may be worth every penny. For the M Infinity, it's not as fast as the PIV, but the lack of power will go unnoticed a far majority of the time -- just as with the last generation with the PIII and M 360. It's features are plentiful, and will be used beyond driving. Those around you (because you probably would be focusing on your driving a majority of the time... I hope) will be able to use the M Infinity's integrated TV. You could use the built-in Skype app to speak with family and friends as you drive your M Infinity, among many more things.The use of voice- and motion-control makes switching radio stations and using GPS, Skype, etc. much more convenient, though the inability to disconnect the camera may cause a problem for those more paranoid of the government's hidden agenda. You can deactivate it, but some are unwilling to believe that solves the problem. For the person who just wants to drive, they may want to purchase a PIV. It's cheaper, is overall faster, and sticks to the reason it was created -- driving. If you're someone who loves driving, but still likes to pull into a rest-stop every now and again to take a break from long trips, you may want to go with the M Infinity.