Xbox One-40th post

INTRODUCING (FINALLY) THE XBOX ONE:

What better way to celebrate our 40th post than a review on the Microsoft's new baby the Next Gen gaming console the Xbox One.
Codename-Durango is finally here.
The date 21st May 2013 will go down in gaming history as the day that Microsoft (finally) released the Xbox One.
The event took most gamers by shock as it took everyone by surprise.
It includes a lengthy sheet of specs that includes goodies for everyone. As you know this console is the successor to the highly successful Xbox 360 series.

PROCESSORS, STORAGE AND RAM:

The console is powered by a highly powerful
AMD 8 Core APU with a storage space of 500 GB to store all your games, videos, music etc.
To handle multi-tasking it consists of an 8 GB out of which 5 GB is made available for games.

It also consists of AMD Raedon Graphics processor which is the most important part of a gaming console. Obviously!

OPERATING SYSTEM AND OTHER SPECS:

The Operating System running on the One is an updated version of the XboxOS.
The Blu-Ray player also makes is debut in the Xbox console with the Xbox One which was in the wish list of users since day one.
One of the major features for the future is the fact that the console supports 4K resolution.
It has can support both input and output HDMI.

THE DOWNSIDE:

Sadly (and this is really sad), the One does not feature Backward Compatibility, which was the same loss that many PS3 users faced.


So that's my review on the New Codename-Durango Microsoft Xbox One.

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Sarthak J Shetty
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