E3 2016

A first look at Microsoft’s slimmer, 4K-capable Xbox One S

Published

June 13, 2016

Monch Lopez

Microsoft’s E3 2016 press event is almost underway, and we’re expecting to finally see and hear more about the rumored slim version of the Xbox One, or the Xbox One S, as some reports suggest. Obviously, the Redmond team is keeping all details about its new console under wraps, but that hasn’t stopped the internet from lifting the veil itself.

Leaked images of the smaller and leaner Xbox One in white have been posted on the NeoGAF forums today, giving us a glimpse of what will be shown off during the Microsoft press conference. The Verge had previously reported that the Xbox One refresh would be 40 percent smaller than the current system, and that seems to be the case based on the leaks.

Is this the Xbox One refresh?

The newer model can stand vertically, too, to keep its footprint small. It also features a 2TB hard drive and support for 4K HDR video. NeoGAF forum member ekim also claims the power supply is already built into the casing.

We’ll have more from E3 2016 all week long, so watch this space for updates.

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Source: NeoGAF

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E3 2016: Meet the Xbox One S

Published

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Monch Lopez

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E3 2016

E3 2016: Titanfall 2 details confirmed, grappling hooks and mech swords in tow

Published

June 13, 2016

Miko Migriño

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