Although this is not an official PS4 news, I found this interesting regarding Sony's announcement today of a 4k UHD Player that is releasing spring of 2017. They're also announcing a uber high-end projector, the first home projectors to support Hybrid Log-Gamma (HyLG), a relatively new standard developed for HDR broadcasting. The upgrade will be added via a firmware update after release. At launch, the projector will also feature support for HDR10, one of the most prominent HDR standards which is supported by Ultra HD Blu-ray players and streaming services like Netflix and Amazon.
What's interesting is the market that Sony seems to be targeting and the timing of it's delivery into the market.
Earlier this year, Sony watched from the sidelines while rivals like Samsung and Philips dove into the Ultra HD Blu-ray player market, announcing that it wouldn’t release its own player until 2017.

While other companies are aiming their products at all consumers, Sony is instead aiming at the custom install set with its new 4K UHD player. The company plans to have the UBP-X1000ES certified with vendors like Control4, Crestron, and Savant, and IP control via Wi-Fi or Ethernet is included out of the box. The player is also built to last, with a frame and beam chassis combined with its honeycomb top plate.
Available exclusively via custom installers, the UBP-X1000ES will start shipping in spring 2017, but so far Sony is keeping quiet about pricing.
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