From CNET: Sony has confirmed that it will offer a 1-terabyte edition of its PlayStation 4.
The new 1TB PS4 Ultimate Player Edition will launch in select European and PAL territories starting July 15, Sony said in a blog post published Monday. PAL is the video standard used across most of the world, with the exception of North and South America, which use a standard known as NTSC. Sony didn't reveal when the 1TB PlayStation 4 would debut in the US or other non-PAL regions.
Offering double the storage capacity of the current PS4, the terabyte edition will closely follow the June launch of a 1TB edition of Microsoft's Xbox One. Both consoles come as both digital and disc-based games are getting larger, which means hard-core gamers who have a huge collection of titles can more easily run out of space.
The PS4 has been clobbering the Xbox One in sales. However, at last week's Electronic Entertainment Expo, the video game industry's biggest conference, Microsoft announced several new features designed to attract more users, including a lineup of new games, the Xbox Elite Wireless controller and the ability to finally play Xbox 360 titles on the Xbox One.
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