Sony introduced the Project Q portable console and the wireless headset with Lossless audio format support as part of the big PlayStation Showcase event on the evening of May 24. In this respect informs Edition of The Verge.
As insiders claimed, Project Q turned out to be a “cloud” device with an 8-inch HD display with DualSense-style controllers on the sides. Project Q will not be able to run video games on its own, but will play them in video format using the Remote Play functionality and PlayStation 5. So, players will need a stable PlayStation console to play Project Q.
The Verge believes Sony developed Project Q to compete with gaming portables like the Steam Deck, ROG Ally and more. Project Q will be positioned as a device for those who cannot or do not want to sit in front of the TV and PlayStation 5 and want to continue playing games.
Along with Project Q, Sony has announced the first fully wireless headset under the PlayStation brand. All that is known about this innovation is that they will be stylized as a series of PlayStation 5 devices and will also receive support for the Lossless audio format.
As part of a brief presentation of the gadgets, Sony promised to reveal more details about the new products in the near future.
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