what are the differences between xbox one and ps4?
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Internal hardware: PS4 more powerful (on paper, at least) According to an exhaustive analysis by Digital Foundry, the biggest difference between the two systems' hardware is the type of RAM each uses. The PlayStation 4 uses 8GB GDDR5 RAM, while all signs point to the Xbox One using 8GB of DDR3 RAM.
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Where the original Xbox One was black, the Xbox One S is white. The console itself is about 40% smaller than the Xbox One, and it doesn't have the Xbox One's massive power brick. ... The Xbox One S does not have a dedicated Kinect port on the back of the console, as the original Xbox One does.
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Yes, the difference is night and day and it enables the Xbox One X to deliver the first true 4K gaming experience. The Xbox One S can upscale 1080p games to 4K but it isn't a real 4K console.
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Entertainment. Aside from games, the Xbox One X is also an entertainment center of sorts. The 4K Blu-ray drive will bring you crisp movies with Dolby Atmos and HDR 10 (but no Dolby Vision) support, and it's an addition the PS4 Pro lacks.
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While it lacks the more recent hardware improvements offered by the Xbox One S and the Xbox One X (such as support for 4K and HDR), the original Xbox One is still a powerful machine that can play every single game on the system, and plenty more from the previous two gens thanks to support for Backwards Compatibility ...
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The PlayStation 4 uses 8GB GDDR5 RAM, while all signs point to the Xbox One using 8GB of DDR3 RAM. ... That difference, coupled with the fact that the PS4 runs some early games at higher native resolutions than the Xbox One, might seem to make the PS4 a better gaming machine.
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Sleeker finish on top of the Pro console As far as physical looks go, the most obvious difference between the original PS4 and the PS4 Pro is the addition of an extra layer on top of the console. While the original PS4 has two layers separated by a gap for the disc drive and two USB ports, the PS4 Pro has three layers.
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The Xbox One S is capable of 4K, just not "native" 4K. ... The Xbox One S even "upscales" games to 4K resolution. The difference with the Xbox One X is there is no "upscaling" — essentially stretching an image to a higher resolution. Instead, it's powerful enough to process 4K and HDR directly.
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['The Xbox One is a superior media hub. ... ', 'Every Xbox One includes a Kinect sensor. ... ', 'The Xbox One has the best games line-up. ... ', 'The Xbox One uses cloud computing power. ... ', 'The Xbox One loves your smartphone and tablet.']
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One of the most important differences between the original PS4 and the PS4 Pro is that the Pro version supports 4K video. When connected to a 4K display, a PS4 Pro can play games and stream movies at 4K UHD resolution, which is 3840 by 2160 pixels — much higher than standard HD.
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Overall Winner: PlayStation 4 If you're buying a PS4 or Xbox One, you want to play games, and in this case, Sony has built a better dedicated gaming machine. Sony has shown stronger support for independent developers so far, and both the current and future game lineups look better for PS4 than for Xbox One.
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It's more powerful than Sony's offerings and includes a 4K Blu-ray player. The Xbox One also has much better native backward compatibility than the PS4. ... If you're looking at base model consoles, the Xbox One S also wins out over the PS4 Slim in value, again because of its inclusion of a 4K Blu-ray player.
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The Xbox 360 has distinctly more games available than the Sony PS4. It actually offers more than a thousand games, whereas the PS4 offers only a hundred games. The Xbox 360 is DLNA certified, but the PS4 is not. ... The PS4 offers a higher CPU clock speed and also has an internal power supply, which the Xbox 360 does not.
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The PS4 Slim is noticeably smaller, and as such is lighter than its older counterpart. Where they differ in terms of performance is minimal. Each sports the same CPU and GPU. The advantage that the PS4 Slim has is that it tends to be quieter and packs a larger hard drive.
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The Xbox One X brings a range of improvements upon the standard Xbox One console, with the promise of running 'enhanced' games as high as 4K resolution and 60 frames per second (FPS). Other improvements may include improved textures, high dynamic range (HDR), and support for Dolby Atmos.
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The Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 cost approximately the same amount of money: The base level for each is $250 to $300 in North America. ... That's all before we start talking about the more powerful, more expensive versions of the consoles: the $400 PlayStation 4 Pro and the $500 Xbox One X.