PlayStation TV, Sony’s upcoming micro streaming console, is finally upon us. Launching in the U.S. today and in Europe on November 14, the device is essentially a rebranded PlayStation Vita TV ...

The PS Vita TV is being positioned as a Swiss army knife for Sony’s burgeoning video game ecosystem — a kind of jack-of-all-trades that touches on elements the company has already explored ...

If you're a video gamer, you might be getting your thumbs ready for Sony's PlayStation TV, a new and relatively affordable micro console debuting Tuesday, Oct. 14, starting at $99.99. This small ...

In theory, PlayStation TV can offer a lower-latency experience compared to the standard Vita, owing to the provision of wired LAN support built into the unit.

Sony‘s PS4 videogame console will get a new game-playing cousin in the U.S. and Canada this fall, the PlayStation TV, a $99 video device that can play older PlayStation and PS Vita games on a TV ...

Sony revealed a new piece of PlayStation hardware today, the PlayStation Vita TV, a small, sub-$100 console that lets its owners play PlayStation Vita and PSP games on their television with a ...

PlayStation TV impressions: Small things come in small packages Wireless streaming issues, limited game compatibility hamper $100 microconsole.

Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a tiny set-top box that plays all your Sony PlayStation games? That's probably what you'd think if you saw the new ...

The PS Vita TV is the smallest console in the Sony ecosystem that connects to a TV measuring 6.5 cm x 10.5 cm. Supported streaming services in Japan include TSUTAYA TV, niconico, and Hulu. Sony ...

Sony's PlayStation Vita in-a-set-top-box arrives in stores in North America tomorrow. Here's what to expect while setting up the tiny PlayStation TV in your home.

But PS Vita TV should absolutely be at the top of your most-wanted list, because this unassuming little device could change the PlayStation world. PS Vita TV is a microconsole with multiple functions.

Last night, Sony surprised the world with the PS Vita TV — a $99 or $150 console that plays PS Vita games and offers remote access to the PS4. But the rapid "one more thing"-style announcement ...