Sony’s cloud-based TV service, PlayStation Vue, is set to roll out within the next two weeks. The service, which was announced last November and is currently in beta mode, will launch commercially in New York City, Chicago and Philadelphia.
Sony has previously said that it intends to make PlayStation Vue available nationwide by the end of this year, but we still have no idea about the pricing. According to The Verge, some expect the company to charge somewhere between $50 and $80 for the service.
SCE President Andrew House said of PlayStation Vue last November:
PlayStation Vue reinvents the traditional viewing experience so your programming effortlessly finds you, enabling you to watch much more of what you want and search a lot less. PlayStation Vue brings the best of live TV and a robust catalog of the latest content, always keeping you connected to what’s popular, new and trending. Today’s announcement builds on the historic success of PlayStation 4 and demonstrates what our company is capable of when we embrace disruption and stay true to gamers.
Do our readers plan to try out the service?
[Source: The Verge, The Wall Street Journal]
