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The PlayStation 6 Reportedly Already Costs $960 in Materials to Manufacture

Reports suggest the PlayStation 6's manufacturing material costs are already reaching $960, potentially pushing the retail price over $1,000.

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Reports indicate that the materials required to manufacture the PlayStation 6 already cost $960. This has led to warnings from analysts and hardware leakers that the console's launch price could exceed $1,000.

Coverage from Insider Gaming and VICE emphasizes the high cost of materials and potential retail pricing, while KitGuru notes that both next-gen PlayStation and Xbox consoles may be more expensive than previously expected. LevelUp suggests that Steam Machine pricing may foreshadow these costs for the PlayStation 6 and Project Helix.

Future developments depend on whether these reports regarding material costs and analyst warnings translate into official pricing for the next generation of consoles.

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Quick answers

How much do the materials for the PS6 reportedly cost?

According to Insider Gaming, the materials to manufacture the PlayStation 6 reportedly cost $960.

What is the projected retail price for the PS6?

Analysts and hardware leakers suggest the price could exceed $1,000 at launch.

Are other consoles affected by these pricing trends?

KitGuru reports that next-gen Xbox consoles may also be far more expensive than expected.

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