An A-10 5800k with a crossfire config mated to an Radeon 6670 would be great and would give the ps4 a decent amount of room to come out with some decent looking games and it will help keep the cost down of the console to boot.

a system built today that seems it would match its video quality- a 77w i5 cpu and an radeon 8850- under 200 watts- like the first model of PS3, which had a 380 watt psu. Accounting for a more integrated and optimized design, it's likely to use around 200w, so that's a 77w cpu and a 130 watt GPU, or however it's made- the Standby mode on ZeroCore is likely to keep power draw down.

The release of Blu-Ray with the first system was a major inclusion. That added like, $200 to the price of the system. There doesn't seem to be any indication that a release in two years or so will yield many more 4k television monitors that will be sought out by the average PS4 consumer, unless LG releases one for like $2000, as they currently sell for $15,000 or so. Although, I'm reminded that the PS3 was released in 2006, and 2011 was the year that 1080p monitors/TVs actually became inexpensive <$150. So it'll support 4k, but they won't be affordable till 2019. I'm quite happy with my ATSC broadcasts; I can't imagine more OTA bandwidth..

I'll be happy when both new systems come out, Next Xbox and Playstation. The games ported(sigh....) to pc won't seem so shit then, At least until a dedicated pc game comes out and shows them once again what can be done. Then it will be another waiting game for PS5 and Xbox1440(whatever they call it lol).

Not so sure about 4k TV's, Going from large tube TV's to 1080p flat screens took time as people didn't know what to expect, Now most people have 1080p they know what 4k will bring and are already waiting for screens. Technology is not only getting cheaper but it is being pushed out faster than ever before(think smartphones), I think 4k TV's will drop in price much faster than 1080p TV's did. I would say 2-3 years this time around so 2015-16, LG has already started the momentum now, 55inch 4k OLED 3d tv at $10,000, That's 1/3 the price of what 4k TV's were just months ago. Only need one more drop in price and it's already in the consumer area, Hell I payed $7500 many many years ago just for a crappy rear projection tv with crap picture, Then went onto 1080p LCD for less than half that price.

Only alarming thing I am finding is in the pc monitor industry, Why are they so far behind and overpriced on anything more than 1080p screens. We should have high PPI 24-30inch screens with 4k resolutions and 120hz. Mobile phones have better displays than pc monitors now and TV's have 4k with twice the screen size or more so what's the hold up on pc monitors, Give me a 27inch 4k 120hz monitor for under $1200 and I am sold tomorrow!