Okay, okay, it's not a PS4 Pro, but if you don't have a 4K HDR TV then it doesn't matter anyway and this is a pretty great deal.

The slimmer, redesigned PlayStation 4 will soon be available in Glacier White.

During the PlayStation Meeting livestream, Sony's Andrew House announced something large: if you want the benefits of higher fidelity, better colours and a better dynamic range, you don't need to upgrade your console. The benefits of HDR will be available for all PS4 owners, and it'll be available from next week.

In just under half an hour, Sony is expected to officially lift the lid on what the PlayStation Neo looks like at their PlayStation Meeting in New York. The slim revision for the baseline model of the PS4 should also make an appearance, and it'd be a surprise if there wasn't a healthy amount of discussion about life after PlayStation VR as well.

But what precisely will Neo look like? How much will it cost? We're about to find out.

Sony has some new consoles coming out. One of them they've mentioned before -- their 4K console, the PlayStation Neo -- and one they haven't, the slimmer revision of the PS4.

But tomorrow morning the company will finally show all and sundry what they've been developing. So if you're intrigued and want to follow along, we've got all the details.

If folks are apparently reviewing and unboxing the unannounced PS4 Slim, you can bet they are taking the console apart and looking inside it.

Yesterday, reporter Laura Kate Dale posted a review and video of the PlayStation 4 Slim. Problem: the console isn't out yet, nor has Sony announced it at all.

The revision of the PlayStation 4 hasn't even been officially announced, but that hasn't stopped people from buying, unboxing, playing with, and reviewing the console already.

On September 7, Sony is expected to announce two new models of the PlayStation 4. They should only bother announcing one, because the Slim looks like it's already well and truly out there.

Following our story this morning on images of a slim version of the PlayStation 4 had already begun to appear online, a report has now surfaced indicating that Sony will officially unveil refresh of the standard PS4 console at their PlayStation Theatre event on September 7.