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Edited by Myself:
6/26/2014 3:57:08 PM
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The PS4 uses about 137 watts per hour during gameplay according to [url=http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/173127-ps4-xbox-one-power-consumption-analysis-points-to-sony-advantage-and-future-efficiency-gains]this[/url]. That would be 1096 watts over 8 hours. DC to AC converters are under 100$, so you could get that. For wifi, If you have an iPhone, you can jailbreak it and get an app to share the 3g/4g connection with a laptop(that has an 8 hour battery) via the charger, and connect the laptop to the PS4 with an Ethernet cable. It would be technically possible, but would most likely require a van for a battery that big, and would be expensive and time consuming to set up(as in $1000+, and at least an hour), not to mention you would have a huge data usage bill on your phone.
I have looked into this before, lol.
Edit: You would need a bigger battery to power the screen.
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That's what I was looking for. Thanks. This really sucks. The car I'm driving has a television built in. Is there any way I can plug my PS4 into the car's battery and play it on the drive? Or is the car's battery to able to sustain the PS4?
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You could run it off the car battery for about 3 hrs 20 min on the average car, but your car wouldn't function after that. It could connect to your tv if the tv has HDMI or optical input.
