Sony stresses that PS3 has a ten-year lifespan suggesting that PS4 or cloud

(compiler/ananas) The recent rumors about PS4, although not a buzz, but also attracted a lot of attention, but Sony is clearly PS3 's use of value and NGP prospects more concern. Since PS3 's release in 2006, Sony has been claiming that PS3 will have a ten-year life cycle. But that does not mean Sony cannot or will not release PS4 during this period.　　But so what, PS3 and already 11-year-old PS2 still in sales. Yesterday, Hirai, president of Computer Entertainment, on the PC Watch website, again emphasized PS3 's ten-year life cycle. "PS3 has not yet reached half its lifecycle, and every year we will show and launch new features," Pingki, noting that these new features will give full play to PS3 's potential.　　"That's why we're not dedicated to PS4 or the next generation of mainframe," Pingki explains why Sony has long been less keen on developing new hosts. Recently, there are rumors that Sony intends to delay the development of new host, and then committed to the development of NGP. But the research and development work of big electronics companies like Sony will never stop, but they won't be able to start a new machine on a weekend.　　Even if Nintendo admits it is continuing to develop new products, the focus is only on when the new machines will be available on the shelves, not whether they are being developed. The development of a new host is not a matter of overnight, so PS4 plan god horse, now it is too early, Sony also want to PS3 on the fishing a pen.