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Posted on Thursday, April 12, 2012 by | Comments 4 Comments


Picture from Nextbox hardware rumors

Details about the new Xbox console are slowly and steadily leaking out, but how reliable they might be is anyone’s guess. According to VG24/7, the new hardware will include a Blu-ray player, something that Microsoft has denied in the past. Also inside the new box are rumored to be two graphics cards, a CPU with four to six cores, and built-in Kinect devices. And the icing on the cake: it will also require a constant Internet connection, which will likely raise the blood pressure of the anti-DRM crowd. Microsoft has said that they will not be featuring the new console at this year’s E3 summit, and conjecture is that the machine will arrive in stores for Christmas in 2013.

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psycros | April 12th, 2012 at 8:55 PM Permalink to this Comment

And the digital divide grows ever wider. Oh well, most folks outside of town have given up on consoles anyway, with console games having become giant patch-fests every bit as bad as PC versions. At least I can haul my laptop into town once a week for updates off somebody’s wifi..a console is a different matter.

Vapus | April 12th, 2012 at 9:38 PM Permalink to this Comment

Meh, This too will be cracked like all things hardware and software, In time. Its sad really , This model will surely annoy a LOT of customers. Im not really impressed from the hardware spec im seeing but i suppose I can laugh for real when the thing ships.

Chip | April 13th, 2012 at 8:39 AM Permalink to this Comment

Limited monthy bandwidth and satellite losing signal because of weather, clouds… a bird fart… A lot of people, myself included, won’t be purchasing a console that requires constant online.

Garrett | April 15th, 2012 at 10:38 AM Permalink to this Comment

There may be a time when a connection to the internet is a standard feature in any home or apartment any where in the world. Until that time, any video game console, a device purely for entertainment, that requires and always on internet just to function is a console that isn’t even under consideration for a purchase.

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