Xbox One vs PS4 specifications - simple table chart comparison

	Xbox One	PlayStation 4
CPU (Computer)	AMD SOC 8 Core Jaguar  x86 processor custom built	AMD SOC 8 Core Jaguar SOC x86-64 processor
GPU (Graphical Processor)	AMD Radeon 768 Shaders (peak output 1.23 TerraFlops) 853Mhz	AMD Radeon 1152 Shaders (peak output 1.84 TerraFlops) 800Mhz
Memory	8GB of  GDDR3 RAM (plus 32Mb of eSRAM as cache)	8Gb of GDDR5 RAM
Hard Disk Space	500Gb (some space used for Operating System)	500Gb (some space used for Operating System)
Connectivity	Wi-FI, Wi-Fi Direct, Ethernet,3 x  USB 3, Optical Out, HDMI input, HDMI 4K output	Wi-FI, Ethernet, 3 x USB 3, Optical Out, Bluetooth 2.1, HDMI 4K output, Mystery AUX port
Disk Type	Blu-Ray	Blu-Ray 6x CAV /DVD 8x CAV
Controller	1 Controller – redesigned but similar to Xbox 360 in look with “Impuse Triggers” for better feedback Batteries	1 DualShock Controller – similar to PS3 in size and look but with trackpad instead of Start and Menu buttons Integrated motion control Light bar on top edge Charged via Micro USB on console
Spec sheet		PS4 Spec Sheet: Link
Fan mounting	Single Fan on Top of the device (TBC)	Dual Fans at the rear (TBC)
Included Game	FIFA 14	The Playroom AR game (uses light bar on controller but needs PS4 Eye camera (sold separately))
Other Features	·         Kinetic - allows voice control and games based on user movement ·         HDMI Pass Through – allows TV watching and voice control through the Xbox ·         Use any phone or tablet to control Xbox or TV using Xbox SmartGlass app	·      Can charge phone or tablet through Micro-USB ports ·      Suspend Game mode – resume where you left off – no loading time ·      Play demos before fully downloaded – PS4 downloads first level and core code first and the rest in the background ·      No power brick as PSU is internal ·      Share button on controller allows instant sharing and live streaming of current gameplay online Facebook/PSN ·      Allow others to take over your character (if you need help on a level) ·      Stream gameplay to Sony Vita if television is in use for other purposes
Price	£429 (includes Kinetic sensor/camera) $499 USD	£349 (not including PlayStation Camera) EUR 399 $399 USD
Size	343x80x263mm	305x53x275mm 2.8kg
Release Date	USA - 8th Nov 2013 UK – 22nd Nov 2013 (TBC)	USA – 15th Nov 2013 UK & Europe - 29th Nov 2013
Trade in Game capability	Able to sell game discs and play your downloaded games at a friend’s house when logged in to Xbox Live	Able to sell game discs and play your downloaded games when logged into the PSN Network
Games at launch only available on one platform	Halo Minecraft: Xbox One Edition Below Crimson Dragon D4 Dead Rising 3 Forza Motorsport 5 Killer Instinct Kinect Sports Rivals LocoCycle Quantum Break Project Spark Rabbids Invasion Ryse: Son of Rome Sunset Overdrive Titanfall Zumba Party Fitness Zoo Tycoon Untitled Black Tusk game Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare Fantasia: Music Evolved	Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Gran Turismo Blacklight: Retribution Daylight Deep Down Don't Starve DC Universe Online #DriveClub Infamous: Second Son Killzone: Shadow Fall Knack Mercenary Kings Oddworld: New n' Tasty The Order: 1866 Outlast PlanetSide 2 Primal Carnage: Genesis Ray's The Dead Transistor War Thunder Warframe