Two mystery PlayStation products have leaked — one is might be a PlayStation Portal OLED
Sony has registered two new gaming devices with the Wi-Fi Alliance, sparking rumors of an OLED version of the PlayStation Portal. The new models run on Android 15 and appear to be hardware updates to the existing handheld streaming device.
Why it matters
This suggests Sony is iterating on its handheld strategy to capture the growing market for portable cloud-gaming hardware.
Is Sony about to announce a new PlayStation Portal game streaming handheld? The Wi-Fi Alliance recently certified two unannounced PlayStation products of some kind, and the certification documents indicate that they could be updates to the PlayStation Portal, which might mean we’re getting the OLED screen rumored earlier this year.
The two devices, which are classified as “Gaming Console/Peripherals,” have model numbers of CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105, which sound like a clear step up from the CFI-Y1001 model number for the currently available Portal. The docs say that the new models run on Android 15, which further indicates that they might be Portals; the current model also runs Android. (The PS5 home console, on the other hand, runs a custom OS.)
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