Microsoft took advantage of the Xbox Games Showcase 2024 to announce an update to its Xbox Series line of consoles. Rumor has it that a few months ago Xbox series digital only. The new white console will arrive without a disc reader or 1TB SSD.
Xbox is betting on a digital future, and its new consoles are proof of that. The company will release a model of its most powerful console with the same characteristics, but without a Blu-ray reader. This will optimize the internal design and – in theory – reduce production costs, leading to more affordable price for the end consumer.
Xbox Digital Series White Xbox Series S with 1TB SSD. In addition, Microsoft will launch Xbox series special edition in galactic black with green speckles and 2 TB storage. The latter will include the same controller design, although it will be the base version and not the Elite.
“This holiday season, our 1TB Series S in Robot White, all-digital Xbox Series X and 2TB Xbox Series X Special Edition in Galaxy Black will be available in select markets,” Xbox said in a press release. Prices vary depending on model and region, although digital Series X will be slightly cheaper more expensive than the version with a disc reader at launch
Xbox Series X digital: price and availability
Xbox Digital Series The bad news is that There will be no layoffs in Spaingiven that Microsoft will sell digital Series X for 499 euros. The company did not reveal a launch date, although it said availability will be limited to certain markets.
Except Xbox Series S 1TB white will sell for $349/€349. This model will replace the edition announced at the last Games Showcase, so if you are interested in purchasing the black model, you should do so as soon as possible. Microsoft said the Series S Carbon Black will be available while supplies last.
On the other side, Xbox Series X Galaxy Black 2TB will retail for $599 or €649. Since this is a special edition, Microsoft will only release a limited number of consoles, so don’t expect them to always be available. As in other versions, technological did not indicate a specific release date.
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