Xbox One Slim Reveal - E3 2016

[Sonic Fan]

[video=youtube;SsE5U7ta9Lw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsE5U7ta9Lw[/video]

Source: [URL="http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/13/11911184/microsoft-xbox-one-s-announced-price-specs-e3-2016"]The Verge[/URL]

[QUOTE]It’s not just the console that’s been refreshed: the Xbox One S also comes with a slightly upgraded version of the Xbox One controller. It features the same white color scheme as the console, as well as new textured grips on the back and the addition of Bluetooth, which both adds more wireless range and means you can use the controller wirelessly with a Windows PC. It’s a small upgrade, but very welcome.[/QUOTE]

[sepu]

wait, so it is not an upgrade?
they're fucked

[ScoutBr0]

[QUOTE=oskramorir;50511647]wait, so it is not an upgrade?
they're fucked[/QUOTE]

Maybe, depends on what Sony means with the PS4 Neo. Speculation from the community is that it will run games at 4K resolution (if this is true, its most likely upscaled), hence the dubbing PS4K. The only confirmed detail about it is that it will "support 4k content" which is not at all different than what this slim version is doing.

[NuGrizz]

Or, urhm, wait until 2017 for Scorpio, I guess.

[Qaus]

wow it's fucking small

[AntonioR]

[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;50511693]Having bluetooth on that controller is huge, no more need to buy stupid adapters to have a wireless controller on PC[/QUOTE]

Since when is Bluetooth a standard feature in PCs ? My motherboard from 2014 doesn't come with one, so I would still need to buy a Bluetooth adapter.

[Del91]

[QUOTE=AntonioR;50529124]Since when is Bluetooth a standard feature in PCs ? My motherboard from 2014 doesn't come with one, so I would still need to buy a Bluetooth adapter.[/QUOTE]

Neither does my build from 2010, but I've seen a couple BT adapters from back then. Its definitely more common than MSFTs proprietary signal.

[ClarkWasHere]

[QUOTE=AntonioR;50529124]Since when is Bluetooth a standard feature in PCs ? My motherboard from 2014 doesn't come with one, so I would still need to buy a Bluetooth adapter.[/QUOTE]

But with that Bluetooth adapter you can use other things and have a universal adapter for it rather than using a BT adapter and then a special one for the XBOX.