Today in c’t uplink it’s about the tests of the new Raspberry Pi 400, the Playstation 4 and the Xbox Series S and X.

The new Raspi is reminiscent of the C 64 and many other computers of the 90 he: Everything is in a keyboard housing to which you connect a monitor and mouse. The mini-PC is aimed primarily at students. c’t editor Christof Windeck has already tested it and explained what technically distinguishes it from a Raspberry Pi 4.

Alexander Spier and Michael Wieczorek have for heise online tested the new game consoles that are already sold out. Although the Xbox Series X beats the Playstation in terms of performance, the difference is small. Both have built-in SSDs with a decent capacity (PS5 800 GByte, Xbox 1 TByte) – but with the size of the games nowadays it gets tight. We also talk about the noise and heat development and the shape of the housing.

Michael is taken with the Playstation controller. It could be exciting to see how game developers incorporate the new features into their games. Speaking of games: In the first few months you will probably not get to see that many new exclusive titles.

Also there: Achim Barczok, Alex Spier, Christof Windeck, Michael Wieczorek

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