@mkeezay22: Please read any tech blog or go back and watch the Sony presentation. Xbox One S is the only console that outputs anything in 4K until the PS4 Pro comes out. Sony promised they would add 4K streaming right after the PS4 launched but never added it. If you want 4K video streaming this year you need a PS4 Pro or an Xbox One S. .....or a Roku. :-P
@jimmythang Thanks for updating the graphic to reflect that the Xbox One S is the only console out right now that can output video at 4K. The paragraph "Which consoles support 4K? All of the consoles here, with the exception of the original Xbox One, support 4K video playback, but the only consoles that purport to support 4K gaming include Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 Pro and Microsoft’s Project Scorpio system." needs to be changed as well.
@jimmythang: This is a quote from a year ago. A promise Sony made and never made good on. The PS4 and PS4 Slim do not output anything at 4K at the moment.
@zinten: Thats not what I was pointing out. This article is stating the PS4 and PS4 Slim can stream 4K video. That is not supported on those consoles. Thats all I'm saying. If you think you will be able to play/stream 4K video to a 4K tv with a PS4 or PS4 Slim, you will be disappointed.
Why does this say the PS4 and PS4 Slim play 4K video? They do not. The only console on the market right now that does is the Xbox One S. Presumably the PS4 Pro and Scorpio will. You should edit the post otherwise someone is going to hook up their PS4 to their shiny new 4K tv an wonder why is doesn't look 4K.
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