New PS4 (Orbis) dev kit release close to final spec It seems the ball has started rolling for Sony's next generation console with news the dev kit release is close to final spec with a final version expected to been seen the first month of the new year. The new system that has accumulated the name PlayStation 4 or even Orbis is said to have Blu-ray, and will not be made in Japan, so we are intrigued to know what else will be involved with this next gen console. Four versions of the dev kit are expected and yesterday a new version of the Orbis kit made its way to developers according to a report on VG24/7 and an AMD A10 will used as base. Out of the four kits sources have confirmed that the previous version was just a graphics card, the one shipping now is a "modified PC," the third will be close to final spec appearing in January, and the fourth final version will be sometime next summer. A disclosure meeting set up for US developers was arranged at Sony's offices this week and another will be expected soon, and this is held in order to show a set of presentations and detail hardware for the system. Maybe it just a development name but Orbis is name used by Sony, and as far as specs go, sources say the new console is based on the AMD's A10 APU series. The idea here is so that it will