Post by account_disabled on Jan 27, 2024 23:25:32 GMT -8
As is historically the case with console hardware eras, Microsoft is rumored to be working on a mid-generation refresh of the Xbox Series X, which will launch later this year with an updated design and a slew of new features. Details about the console, codenamed Brooklyn, were leaked last year when unredacted documents were uploaded by Microsoft to the FCC and accidentally released. In fact, Microsoft plans to update its entire line of Xbox hardware, including the Xbox Series S and the new Xbox Controller. Thanks to those unredacted FCC documents, we know almost everything we need to know about these new consoles — unless the plans have changed dramatically between then and now.
So let's Fax Lists break down everything we know about Xbox Brooklyn. Xbox Series X 2024 (Brooklyn) price and release date. Xbox 2024 2024 timeline for new Xbox hardware. (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft plans to launch the Xbox Series X this year, with an announcement expected in late June or early July. I'm guessing this will probably happen during the annual Xbox Games Showcase event, which usually takes place around this time. After the hardware announcement, Microsoft will launch the console later in the year, around late October or early November 2024. The new Xbox Series X is expected to retail for $499, matching the price of the current Xbox Series X, but with double the storage from 1TB to 2TB. Around this time, you can probably find the old Xbox Series X at a discount, as that model will be discontinued by then.
Xbox Series X 2024 Design and Ports (Brooklyn). Xbox 2024 The FCC documents detail the main changes in the new Xbox Series X. (Image credit: Microsoft) The new Xbox Series X will feature a fresh design that maintains the same vertical orientation as the Xbox Series X 2020, but with a cylindrical chassis that places the power button and ports in a new location on the front of the console. Inside, Microsoft describes the new Xbox Series X as a "sleek and innovative new design." The render of the leaked console shows that the Xbox power button, controller pairing button and new USB-C port will be positioned vertically on the front of the console, towards the base. That front USB-C port replaces the USB-A port found on the Xbox Series X. The render also shows that the new Xbox Series X will not have a disc drive, possibly allowing for a unique cylindrical design.
So let's Fax Lists break down everything we know about Xbox Brooklyn. Xbox Series X 2024 (Brooklyn) price and release date. Xbox 2024 2024 timeline for new Xbox hardware. (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft plans to launch the Xbox Series X this year, with an announcement expected in late June or early July. I'm guessing this will probably happen during the annual Xbox Games Showcase event, which usually takes place around this time. After the hardware announcement, Microsoft will launch the console later in the year, around late October or early November 2024. The new Xbox Series X is expected to retail for $499, matching the price of the current Xbox Series X, but with double the storage from 1TB to 2TB. Around this time, you can probably find the old Xbox Series X at a discount, as that model will be discontinued by then.
Xbox Series X 2024 Design and Ports (Brooklyn). Xbox 2024 The FCC documents detail the main changes in the new Xbox Series X. (Image credit: Microsoft) The new Xbox Series X will feature a fresh design that maintains the same vertical orientation as the Xbox Series X 2020, but with a cylindrical chassis that places the power button and ports in a new location on the front of the console. Inside, Microsoft describes the new Xbox Series X as a "sleek and innovative new design." The render of the leaked console shows that the Xbox power button, controller pairing button and new USB-C port will be positioned vertically on the front of the console, towards the base. That front USB-C port replaces the USB-A port found on the Xbox Series X. The render also shows that the new Xbox Series X will not have a disc drive, possibly allowing for a unique cylindrical design.