Thoughts on ps4, now acting much more like a pc?

CPU
Single-chip custom processor.
Low power x86-64 AMD "Jaguar" 8 cores.

Graphics 1.84 TFlops, AMD Radeon Graphics Core Next engine
Memory 8GB GDDR5 RAM
Storage Built-in.
Unconfirmed size.
Optical Drive Blu-Ray drive 6xCAV.
DVD drive 8xCAV.
Input/Output Super-Speed USB (USB 3.0).
AUX.
Comms Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000-BASE-T).
IEEE 802.11 b/g/n.
Bluetooth 2.1 (EDR).
Audio/Visual HDMI.
Analog-AV out.
Digital output (optical).

more here Sony's PS4: Official Tech Specs Confirmed - NowGamer

ps3 console specs = PS3 Hardware Specs

only difference i can see from previous consoles is...
what.. using an APU and DDR5 memory.

Nothing ''wonderfull'' about it.
I am just afraid that people will turn the PS4 into a fad, and start saying how it is much more superior than a computer.

Meh, my rig is already better anyway. I'm unimpressed.

It's good as it will make PC/Console porting one way or the other easier, but still underpowered really.

Of course the console fanboys will say it's better, they're still going on about how much better the PS3 and Xbox 360 are than PC.

I'll probably get a PS4 or whatever it'll be called, if only for exclusives, Uncharted 4 or whatever. I won't be getting one at launch though, I'll wait until the price comes down and a few exclusives I want to play are out. If nothing of interest shows up, I may even skip this console generation.

No point to getting an Xbox 720 though as I'll be able to play 99% of the releases for it on PC better, and I could care less about motion control or any exclusives related to it. Live games usually end up on Steam fairly quickly if they're any good, so that's not a selling point for me either.

Nintendo lost me a while ago, I can do without a glorified Wii/DS hybrid, and I don't care much for the 3ds screen. I've got passive 3d for my PC and it just doesn't match up.

At any rate, the next cycle will go as every cycle before it. PC gamers will already have better tech, the fanboys will be butthurt about it and claim their favored console is superior to all and will go on about how much cheaper and easier to use their consoles are, as if that makes the games run better somehow. Normal people won't care and will play what they feel like playing for whatever they decide to buy.

Whatever the specs are for the new consoles, it still won't run Crysis 3, Tomb Raider, Skyrim [especially modded Skyrim] or Max Payne 3, just to name a few titles, as well as my PC does now, so I've no real interest in the console launches. They'll still be there in a year or two when enough exclusives that interest me are released and we see a price drop. Maybe I'll care a little bit then, but I doubt I'll be doing the vast majority of my future gaming on a console anyway.

Most likely I'll end up getting a PS4 and sticking to just the one console this cycle. I've still got one of those huge launch PS3s that have the PS1 and PS2 hardware in it and it's running like a dream. Though, I admit I only use it as a Blu-Ray player for the most part. Works great for playing 3D Blu-ray disks. I played Uncharted 3 recently, but that's pretty much the only console game I've played in about two years. My Wii hasn't been hooked up in about three years and my 360 is merely used as a way to tell when my room needs dusting. The PS3 wouldn't even be hooked up at all if it weren't for the Blu-Ray drive and Blu-Ray 3D capability. There's a good chance I'll skip getting a console at all unless several awesome 'OMG I can't miss them' exclusives pop up.

The cycle will continue as it always has, people will whine, war will be waged over the favored console across the vast interwebs, no one console will ever win, the trolls shall feed, and most people won't care.

It is as it should be.

PS4 is just a new marketing way of charging you more for another console and perhaps even more for the games... reasons stated above is part of that reason.

Only console I have anymore these days is my top loader NES. Nothing like some good Super Mario Brothers, Tetris, Dragon Warrior, etc. now and then.

My "high-end" gaming system has pretty much always been my PC, and I don't see that changing any time soon, if ever.

Oh, and by the way, I think I have something like more than 6.2 TFLOPS just on my GPUs. So yeah, not all that impressed with the not even out yet next generation consoles.

Is it going to be on par with the Launching of Gran Turismo 5?

I am a PS3 owner and a huge fan of the Gran Turismo series. I have been a loyal fan to GT since 1. I was happy to hear that Gran Turismo 6 will be a PS3 title and not a PS4. I will not be buying a PS4 console. Like others have said, it's hardware will be obsolete by the time it hits the shelves.