The Playstation TV mini console has a November 14 release date 

You may be asking yourslef, what is it exactly. 

PlayStation TV is a micro-console box which has so far been available exclusively in Japan under the name 'PlayStation Vita TV'. Now it's coming to the US, Canada and Europe and allows gamers to play PS4 games on a second screen.

Shawn Layden, President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America said at E3: "This little gem will be able to pair with your PlayStation 4, allowing you to play your PS4 game, via Remote Play, on a second television in your home."

"It will give you access to video and music streaming services. It will give you the ability to play hundreds of PS3 titles, made available through PlayStation Now. And, of course, PlayStation TV will also play most Vita titles as well as PS1 and PSV classics." he added.

So, the Playstation TV does several things including the ability to play your PS4 through a different TV in the house and play older PlayStation games via the PlayStation Now streaming service. It will also rival devices and services such as Netflix, Apple TV, Roku and Google's Chromecast since it will add the ability to stream music, films and TV shows.

It's available to pre-order now from retailers such as Amazon

It will retail for 100 dollars in the US. Sony will also offer a $135 bundle which will come with a DualShock 3 controller, HDMI cable, 8GB memory card and the Lego Movie game.

The PlayStation TV has a quad-core processor, 1GB of internal memory and supports video output of 720p or 1080i.

It also supports Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi 802.11n. It comes with HDMI, Ethernet, USB and Sony's proprietary Vita memory card slot. It supports both DualShock 3 and 4 PlayStation controllers. 

Again the Playstation TV release date is November 14. Check back for more details as we get closer to the US release date.