A crazy rumor suggests that a new PSP could soon see the light of day, the reform of off-peak hours could hurt electric car drivers, Molotov is raising its prices… Welcome to yesterday’s recap!
Several bad news for your wallet in yesterday’s tech news. Whether you drive an electric car, subscribe to Molotov TV and are waiting for a portable PlayStation, watch your bank account in the coming months.
Sony could soon launch a portable console for its PS4 games
Since the launch of PlayStation Portal, we have felt a little disappointment among players who would have preferred a true portable console. The latest rumor from journalist Anton Logvinov will make them smile again. Indeed, he claims that Sony is currently working on a little sister to the PSP and PS Vita, which would be capable of running PS4 games. However, it is better not to have too many expectations, because distributors are currently quite skeptical about the project.
To read —A new PSP capable of running PS4 games: finally a real PlayStation portable console?
Off-peak hours reform, a headache for electric car drivers
Enedis is currently working on a reform of off-peak hours in France, in order to better adapt to the growth of solar energy. The idea being to encourage consumers to use their devices during periods of high energy production, i.e. during the day, this reform could well disrupt the charging habits of electric car drivers. They generally prefer to recharge their vehicle overnight, when they opt for home charging.
Read —This government reform risks costing you a lot of money if you drive an electric car
Molotov TV raises its prices again
If you are a Molotov TV subscriber, you may have received some very bad news by email. The service has in fact provided its users with a new price increase, this time on its Extra offer, the most expensive but also the most popular. Its price has just increased to €6.99/month, after other increases that occurred recently.
Read — Molotov TV raises the price of its most popular offering