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| PS4 VS XBOX ONE |
Video
game consoles have many on the market. Various shapes, size, price, and many
others. If you are a video game lovers of course you want to have a good
quality consoles video games. The popular video game consoles and the latest is
PLAYSTATION 4 and XBOX ONE. Which one do you prefer?
HARDWARE
AND SPECIFICATIONS
PS4 is
smaller and sleeker both consoles, with the angular design in glossy, matt
black plastic part. It is reasonably quiet in operation, even if the sound
level to take when you play the game, and so far it has proven reliable console
PlayStation before. There are two USB ports on the front, along with the hidden
power and disc eject buttons are touch-sensitive. On the back you'll find the
power socket, HDMI and Ethernet ports, optical digital audio output plus an
additional USB port for camera accessories PlayStation.
Xbox One
is larger and less smooth than the PS4, but it still fits well into the average
home entertainment setup. In fact, it is a little quieter than the PS4, and
Microsoft seems to have reliability issues that plagued early Xbox 360 console
fixed. Around the back you'll find a bewildering array of ports, two USB ports,
Ethernet, and optical output ports specifically for Kinect, play two HDMI
sockets.
APPLICATIONS
Both the
PS4 and Xbox One were built with more than simply gaming in mind. Microsoft has
spoken time and time again regarding its bold vision for a world where the Xbox
One is the only box in your living room, and believe it or not, the One is
quickly achieving that vision. The One is now equal parts streaming box and
gaming console, and unlike Sony’s next-gen counterpart, the system is designed
to operate your cable box and record regular programming.
Both
consoles feature the usual third-party subscription services such as Netflix
and Amazon Instant Video, along with app offerings like Hulu Plus, HBO Go,
Twitch, stream, and Crackle. The Xbox has increased its library tenfold in the
second year of its existence, though, while subsequently redefining and
polishing its interface to trump that of the PS4. The laundry list of Xbox apps
also includes some big names that aren’t available on PS4 yet, such as Skype,
Pandora, ESPN, and Fox Now.
Specs
PS4 has a distinct advantage with faster 8GB GDDR5 memory,
while Xbox One went with the slower bandwidth of the 8GB DDR3 variety. But,
wait, there's more to it. PS4 reserves up to 3.5GB for its operating system,
leaving developers with 4.5GB, according to documentation. They can sometimes
access an extra 1GB of "flexible" memory when it's available, but
that's not guaranteed. Xbox One's "guaranteed memory" amounts to a
slightly higher 5GB for developers, as Microsoft's multi-layered operating
system takes up a steady 3GB. It eeks out a 0.5GB win with more
developer-accessible memory than PS4, unless you factor in Sony's 1GB of
"flexible" memory at times. Then it's 0.5GB less.
In conclusion, Ps4 is better than Xbox One because have a good quality of system. The difference between the PS4 and Xbox
One not too much. You can see at the processor. Ps4 have more advantage in term of
processor.
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