In this video, I’m talking about some fresh info that just dropped on Sony’s upcoming handheld plans. According to a leak from Kepler L2, the PlayStation Portal is supposedly getting a new model in 2026—and this time it’s coming with an OLED screen. If you liked the Portal but weren’t feeling that LED panel, this is the kind of upgrade that actually matters. It also tells me the Portal is doing well enough for Sony to keep iterating on it. I also get into the rumored PlayStation 6 portable handheld, and the big detail here is the GPU architecture: RDNA 5 / UDNA, with a claim of 16 compute units. If that’s accurate, this handheld should be more powerful than the Nintendo Switch 2, and it should run third-party games better—both older titles and newer ones. The big question I have is backwards compatibility: when it runs PS4 games, are we talking base PS4 performance or PS4 Pro mode? I’m interested overall, but pricing is what I’m watching the most—I’m hoping it lands around $600, and at max $700.