PlayStation 6 handheld leak points to N3P node for Canis APU
Insider Moore's Law Is Dead says the PlayStation 6 handheld's Canis APU will use TSMC's N3P node, while the home PS6 and Xbox Helix consoles use the cheaper N3C. The choice of the pricier, more efficient node suggests Sony is prioritizing true portability over bulky rivals.
- Canis APU for the PS6 handheld uses TSMC N3P node
- Home PS6 and Xbox Helix on Magnus use N3C node
- N3P costs more but is more power-efficient than N3C
- Price above $600 not ruled out amid LPDDR shortage
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