PS5 teardown video was released by Sony, giving us a first look at the console's inner components.
Sony’s Yasuhiro Ootori takes us through the process, showing off the console's use of two SuperSpeed USB-A 10Gbps at its back (besting the Xbox Series’ 5Gbps) and a USB-C SuperSpeed 10Gbps port at its front (Xbox Series consoles do not offer one). Ootori confirmed that the PS5’s sideplates are removal (likely to see customised blades soon) and also showed where to find the console’s PCIE Gen4 M2 SSD expansion slot.
Furthermore, Ootori demonstrated how the console can be used in horizontal orientation. To do so, unscrew a vertical stand, the screw that used to hold it in place is then stored inside the stand, which can be clipped back onto the console itself.
PS5 heads to retail stores on November 12.
