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Sony’s official PS5 teardown Demonstrates how the Machine stand Really works

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  • The PlayStation 5 includes everything. Some assembly needed. By Sony! [charge: Sony / / Youtube ]

We are still somewhat over a month off in the official release of the PlayStation 5, but we have already got the very first public teardown of their console hardware, also courtesy of Sony itself.

The Japanese movie (with English subtitles) Sony published Wednesday dawn answers several nagging questions left out of prior statements and recent hands on time from a Japanese media .

Chief among these is a presentation of the way the system’s curved black rack functions. After the PS5 is set vertically, then the rack is kept in position with one big screw. When that twist is eliminated, it may be kept in a compartment at the base, along with also a little cap fills from the screw hole at the machine.

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