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The details of the advanced technologies used in communication on the upcoming PlayStation 5 have recently emerged from a document sent by Sony requesting approval to use some components in one of its upcoming devices. This has led to the disclosure of details related to the communication technologies that come with the device,
We have learned that the company is working within the Chinese Foxconn factory on a piece dedicated to a PlayStation device under production. The document sent from Brazil and Peru has revealed all the secrets of the device in terms of the wireless communication system it uses, which relies on modern Bluetooth 5.1 technologies in addition to the ability to connect using the sixth generation of Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 6.
For more details on the technologies present in the unit as a whole, we need some time as Sony has requested secrecy in the production process of the instruction manual in order not to reveal the technology used. However, documents from the Ministry of Trade and Transportation in Peru have shown that this unit supports Bluetooth 5.1 and Wi-Fi 6 2*2 technologies in addition to MIMO.
Bluetooth 5.1 technology will allow users to pinpoint the tools with higher accuracy, as it has the ability to determine the location of the controller with extreme precision. It not only receives signals but also sends them with higher accuracy, making it easy to find the DualSense controller if it gets lost. On the other hand, Wi-Fi 6 wireless network communication technology, or 802.11ax, aims for higher data transmission speeds up to 9.6 gigabits per second compared to Wi-Fi 5, which is limited to 6.9 gigabits per second, meaning that the difference will be very clear.
As for MIMO technology, it will allow the PlayStation 5 platform to communicate with a group of devices simultaneously. We will have to wait until these devices are available in the market to see if this is true or not, as Sony is very reluctant to communicate about these very detailed details, but they are important for the overall user experience. Best regards.
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