The biggest cost, however, is literal, as the PlayBook 4 will set you back $1,095 plus shipping if you already have your own PS4. Despite it’s name, the PlayBook 4 isn’t a notebook of any kind, which is somewhat too bad considering that the PS4’s internals are closest to a traditional laptop than its predecessors. You’ll still need an AC source to power it up when you play. This isn’t also battery-operated, in case you were under that delusion. For one, you are tying yourself down to a fixed monitor, a 22-inch 1080p Vizio display, to be exact, when you could be playing on 65-inch TVs. While it does let you detach yourself from your living room, know that you are sacrificing a lot in exchange. It still boggles the mind, but apparently, these “books” have quite a following, enough for him to actually try turning it into a business.
That is, of course, if you consider a briefcase-sized gaming console a product. Thanks to the democratization brought by 3D printing, even DIY’ers like him are able to bring forth professional looking products. Zarick has been doing these mods for quite a while now, but with a penchant for Microsoft’s consoles more than others.
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