Sony has announced a new PlayStation Portal that features internal storage for future-proofing and will be available only in Japan.
Sony announced a black Japan-only PlayStation Portal with internal storage, ¥39,980 price, and a 10 December 2026 Japan-region launch.
Background: Sony's Japan-specific hardware path
Sony sells a Japan-specific PS5 console, and the company is now applying that same regional approach to the PS Portal. The new model was announced today with a change aimed at making the device more future-proof: internal storage.
Development: Black color, internal storage, and the same price
The announced PS Portal version will be offered in black and will include the addition of internal storage. Its price is set at ¥39,980, the same as the current model.
Latest: A Japan-only release on 10th December 2026
The new black PS Portal launches on 10th December 2026, but only in Japan. Just like the Japan-specific PS5 console Sony sells, this model can only be set to the Japanese language and use a PlayStation Network account from the Japan region. The full article is available on pushsquare.com.
Current stage: A regional product for now
At this stage, the new PS Portal is defined by four key facts: black finish, internal storage, ¥39,980 price, and a 10th December 2026 launch in Japan. The announcement makes it a Japan-exclusive option.
FAQ
When will the new PlayStation Portal be released?
The new PlayStation Portal is scheduled to launch on 10 December 2026.
Is the new PlayStation Portal available outside Japan?
No. According to the article, this new model will be available only in Japan.
What is the price of the new PlayStation Portal?
The price is ¥39,980, which is the same as the current PlayStation Portal model.
What is new about this PlayStation Portal version?
The updated version is offered in black and includes internal storage, a change described as helping future-proof the device.
Does the new PlayStation Portal support Chinese or other languages?
No. The article states that this Japan-only model can only be set to the Japanese language and requires a PlayStation Network account from the Japan region.
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