So the PlayStation 4 Pro doesn’t quite deliver native 4K results. Regardless, the upscaled 4K still looks pretty damn good and will add to your overall gaming experience on a 4K television.

The question then arises: What would be the best size TV for these results?

Sony attempted to answer this on its official FAQ for the PS4 Pro. It did note that it couldn’t “give official recommendations on TV size due to variables in room size, seating distance, and media type,” they do have an unofficial answer which seems a little extreme.”

However, it also says, “Unofficially, the staff of PlayStation.Blog has observed good results in average living rooms with 4K TVs sized 60″ and up. If you’re in the market for a new 4K TV for PS4 Pro, we strongly recommend selecting a model with HDR10 compatibility, which will enable increased image vividness and contrast in HDR10-enabled games and movies.”

Do most consumers have that kind of space in their living rooms? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

Sony will be selling of the VAIO brand and business to a new company established by investment firm Japan Industrial Partners, and focus instead on smartphones and tablets along with 4K/2K TVs in the coming year. A deal will be ready by March end.

Sony issued a statement in the matter, saying that, “Following a comprehensive analysis of factors, including the drastic changes in the global PC industry, Sony’s overall business portfolio and strategy, the need for continued support of Sony’s valued VAIO customers, and future employment opportunities for personnel involved in the VAIO business, the company has determined that concentrating its mobile product lineup on smartphones and tablets and transferring its PC business to a new company established by JIP is the optimal solution.”

Production for Ultra HD TVs will ramp up in the coming months, with 250-300 personnel to be hired in the new JTP-built company. They also handle all production and manufacturing going forward. Sony has also revealed plans to lay 5000 employees – 1500 in Japan and 3500 overseas – by the end of FY 2014.

What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments below.

The console is capable of resolutions up to 1080p, and though it can play movies at a 4K resolution, it’s not capable of outputting games to the game. Considering the insane amounts of detail that next-gen games will be packing, it’s still interesting to see the console upscale to 4K though.

The PlayStation 4 is currently slated to release in North America on November 15th and in Europe on November 29th. Meanwhile, 4K TVs are available but would cost more than all your arms and all your legs (and maybe an iPhone 5S) to afford. Stay tuned for more as the PS4’s launch comes closer.

Source: Reddit