The Xbox Series X is Microsoft’s fourth-generation home video game console for the Xbox family of products to be released in late 2020 succeeding Xbox One and competing with other game consoles like the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. Its announcement was made in 2019 at the 25th Electronic Entertainment Expo under the codename “Project Scarlett.”
Noticeable features for the Xbox Series X are higher resolution display (8k resolution), reduced load times, real-time ray-tracing, and improved hardware. Microsoft also intends to ensure that the Xbox Series X is compatible with accessories, controllers, and games supported by previous Xbox series (Xbox One and Xbox 360) and streamline games through its online service Xbox Live.
The XBox Series X has a height of 11.85” (30.1 cm), width of 5.94” (15.1 cm), depth of 5.94” (15.1 cm), and weight of 9.7 lb (4.4 kg). The resolution of the XBox Series X is 7680 × 4320 px.
The Xbox Series X is Microsoft’s fourth-generation home video game console for the Xbox family of products to be released in late 2020 succeeding Xbox One and competing with other game consoles like the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. Its announcement was made in 2019 at the 25th Electronic Entertainment Expo under the codename “Project Scarlett.”
Noticeable features for the Xbox Series X are higher resolution display (8k resolution), reduced load times, real-time ray-tracing, and improved hardware. Microsoft also intends to ensure that the Xbox Series X is compatible with accessories, controllers, and games supported by previous Xbox series (Xbox One and Xbox 360) and streamline games through its online service Xbox Live.
The XBox Series X has a height of 11.85” (30.1 cm), width of 5.94” (15.1 cm), depth of 5.94” (15.1 cm), and weight of 9.7 lb (4.4 kg). The resolution of the XBox Series X is 7680 × 4320 px.