Sony’s PlayStation Portal is now available in Canada for $269

It sports an 8-inch LCD with 1080p resolution at 60fps alongside DualSense controller buttons on both sides.

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Not my cup of tea for the price. It's the same price as a switch lite and you need a ps5 to use it, and you need to be on the same physical network too...
- When I use my switch, 99.9% of the time, I'm at home. So, none of this actually matters to me.
  
  I got one, and it's pretty great. It does the job super well. Let's me play games whilst the TV is in use, which I think is 99% of the reason I use my switch portable too.
  
  Does it feel less laggy than the PS app?
- Yeah. Steamlink has been a thing for ages. I even still have a physical steamlink box somewhere in storage. Same premise, somewhat nicer execution.
I'm already able to use remote play on my laptop which is only slightly less convenient and can work outside of my home. Why would I want to spend so much for a mobile option that isn't very mobile?
Who is this even for?
- People who are too poor for more than 1 TV to play games on but rich enough to buy another 1/2 of a PS5 to keep gaming when someone else wants to use the TV.
  
  Edit: Also people who thought the Wii U was a good idea.
  
  You set up two tvs in your living room?
- Parents would be my guess. Who don't want a TV or gaming system in a kids room but would like to allow them to play games while a sibling or parent is using the TV.
- For rich people who want to play their PS5 from one side of their home while sitting in the other side of their home.
  
  But not like "so rich they own 2 PS5" people.

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