但问题是，小雷在 4 年前买的电视只有一个 HDMI 2.1 接口。当然了，我可以用一个 HDMI 切换器把 PS5 和 Switch 2 都接在唯一的 HDMI 2.1 接口上。但切 换器稳定性并不靠谱。 恰逢前段时间小雷搬家，准备换一台大一点、新一点的游戏电视。所以趁着这个难得的机会，小雷决定结合自己作为玩家挑选游戏电视的经验，为各位准备 一个「2025 年游戏电视挑选指南」。 前段时间，小雷买了心心念念的任天堂 Switch 2。不同于上一代 Switch，Switch 2 的底座采用了超高速 HDMI（满血 HDMI 2.1）接口，任天堂后续也会为 Switch 2 加入 120Hz 高刷新率输出的能力。 图片来源：雷科技 那么在 2025 年这个时间点，我们如果要买一台游戏电视，又有哪些需要注意的地方呢？ OLED沉浸体验强，Mini LED 才是首选 作为显示设备，面板始终是电视的核心。过去买电视看分辨率和尺寸就够了，但对游戏电视来说，由于 4K 面板已成主流，而 8K 游戏又不现实，4K 分辨率 已经成了游戏电视的默认选择。 相比于分辨率，游戏电视的「面板类型」其实更为关键。2025 年，主流的 ...

Core Viewpoint - Microsoft has officially ceased the sale of movies and TV shows through its official website, Windows Store, and Xbox Store, marking a significant shift in its digital entertainment strategy [1][3]. Group 1: Strategic Shift - The decision to exit the streaming content sales market is a culmination of a long-term trend, as Microsoft had previously attempted to position Xbox One as a "home entertainment center" in 2013 but faced challenges from dominant streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+ [3]. - Microsoft's withdrawal from the streaming market is seen as a necessary move to refocus on its core competencies, especially as its gaming business has shown consistent double-digit revenue growth over the past four quarters [3][4]. Group 2: Market Context - The exit from the streaming market reflects the intense competition in the sector, with tech giants like Apple and Amazon increasing their investments in original content, while traditional media companies are restructuring to cope with these challenges [4]. - Microsoft is shifting resources towards its Xbox Game Pass (XGP) subscription service, which has surpassed 50 million subscribers as of Q2 2025, becoming a cornerstone of its entertainment ecosystem [4]. Group 3: Business Implications - Following the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard in 2024, gaming revenue has surpassed 30% of Microsoft's overall income, making it the second-largest profit source after cloud computing [4]. - The closure of the film store and the reduction of non-core teams indicate that Microsoft is fully committing to a "games-as-a-service" future, especially with the Xbox Series X|S sales exceeding 80 million units [4].

Core Viewpoint - The gaming console market is experiencing a significant shift, with prices increasing rather than decreasing, which contradicts historical trends where prices typically drop over time [2][9]. Price Trends - The last major price drop for gaming consoles occurred in 2016 with the PS4 Slim, which saw a price reduction from $349 to $299 [2]. - Recent price increases include the OLED version of the Nintendo Switch, which rose by $50, and the PS5's digital version, which also increased by $50 in 2023 [2]. - Xbox Series S and X saw price hikes of $80 to $100 without any hardware improvements [2]. Factors Influencing Price Increases - Multiple factors contribute to the rising prices, including inflation, supply shortages during the pandemic, unpredictable trade policies, and a shift away from the traditional model of selling hardware at a loss [2]. - A core technical reason for the price increases is the slowdown of Moore's Law, which has historically driven down costs through advancements in chip manufacturing [2][3]. Moore's Law and Its Implications - Moore's Law, proposed by Gordon Moore, suggests that the number of transistors on a chip doubles approximately every two years, but this trend is slowing down [3]. - The slowdown in chip manufacturing advancements has led to increased costs and reduced benefits from die shrink technologies, which previously allowed for smaller, more efficient chips [3][4]. Impact on Gaming Consoles - The benefits of die shrink in gaming consoles have diminished, leading to less significant improvements in size, power consumption, and heat generation [5][6]. - Historical examples, such as the PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360, illustrate how die shrink technology previously allowed for lower prices and improved performance, but this trend is no longer evident in the latest console generations [6][7]. Future Outlook - The gaming console market may not revert to historical pricing trends, and future price reductions are uncertain, depending on global trade agreements and advancements in manufacturing processes [8]. - The expectation is that the current trend of rising prices and stagnant technological improvements will continue, leading to a shift in consumer purchasing behavior [9].

Core Insights - Xbox is increasing prices for its gaming consoles, controllers, first-party titles, and accessories due to US tariffs affecting global supply chains [1] - The Xbox Series X will now retail for approximately $600 in the US, marking a $100 increase [1] - Sony has also raised prices for its PlayStation 5 console, indicating a trend among console manufacturers to adjust for rising manufacturing costs [2] Industry Trends - Gaming consoles are projected to be the primary growth driver for the video game industry this year, with Nintendo set to launch the Switch 2 in June [2][6] - The PlayStation 5 Pro is priced around $700 in the US, reflecting the industry's shift towards higher pricing [2] - Nintendo has resumed pre-orders for the Switch 2 after a delay due to tariff uncertainties [6] Economic Impact - Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on manufacturing hubs like Japan, China, and Vietnam have led to increased prices in the gaming industry [3] - Analysts have expressed concerns that these tariffs may hinder industry growth, especially amid potential economic recession and rising inflation affecting consumer spending [3] Pricing Strategies - Xbox plans to increase prices of certain first-party games to around $80, following Nintendo's pricing strategy for "Mario Kart World," potentially establishing a new industry standard [7]