The PlayStation Portal is the new name for the PS5 remote play

The PlayStation Portal will allow PS5 gamers to play their titles over their home WiFi network on an 8-inch 1080p display with a DualSense controller on either side. It's coming later this year.
The PlayStation Portal will allow PS5 gamers to play their titles over their home WiFi network on an 8-inch 1080p display with a DualSense controller on either side. It's coming later this year.

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