Xbox One S Confirmed

The Xbox One S will support 4K resolutions, be 40% smaller, and support Blu-ray discs.

After a sea of rumors flooding the internet the Xbox One S is almost here. Revealed at E3 2016 this new console will feature a lot more than the original system. Its HDR features will cover both gaming and video needs, a USB port has been moved to the console's front (Thank god), and a new IR sensor is included in the unity. The system can stand using a vertical stand and will come with an upgraded controller with new grips and Bluretooth support.

The limited edition Xbox One will launch this August with a 2 TB hard drive at $399, with two standard editions one with a 500GB for $299 and another with a 1Tb for $349 coming later.

Adam Siddiqui, NoobFeed
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