You can allow the Kinect module to link your physical appearance (if you're still using one) with your profile and that way, whenever you sit down in front of the console, it'll say 'hi' and then log you in. It also activates your Xbox Live Gold Status, if you have it. It doesn't wipe your Xbox 360 gamertag – rather you now have gamertags on two platforms.
#Xbox one s vs xbox one x password#
If you have a profile, you simply login with your password and instantly, your Achievements, save games, friend-lists and avatars are all ported across. If not – or if online is an anathema to you – you can create a new one from scratch. If you do, you'll need to go online to load it up. Once you boot it up, the console will ask you if you already have a profile. Kinect, the power cable and – if you fancy watching live television through the Xbox One - most set-top boxes all slot neatly into the back. If all of this sounds intimidating, don't worry, setting this beast up is a doddle. It also makes barely a sound when you power it up. It also has wireless networking capability through its 802.11 wireless radio with built-in Wi-Fi support. Under the hood, the Xbox One is packing an eight-core x86 processor with an amped up 853 MHz GPU, 500GB of local storage, 8GB RAM with 32MB of eS RAM embedded memory. The front-facing side has a disc slot – that will play Blu-ray discs, once the app is downloaded – a power stud, eject tab and a sync-tab for hooking up the one wireless controller the Xbox One comes packaged with.
#Xbox one s vs xbox one x series#
Kinect slots into the back of the Xbox One, next to a series of ports including HDMI-in, HDMI-out, three super-speed USB ports, an Ethernet connector, S/PDIF for optical audio out and an added IR port. Plonk it on its side and Microsoft won't be held responsible for your discs getting scratched. Incidentally, this is a console designed to sit flat underneath your television set, with its Kinect sensor staring grimly out at the contents of your living room. Cast in 'Liquid Black', its top is split in half with a reflective surface on one side and a massive vent on the other.
It's a 263 x 80 x 305 mm slab weighing about 3.2kg.
In fact, it's a big, hulking brute of a machine that bears more than a passing resemblance to a Betamax video recorder circa 1984. The Xbox One certainly doesn't look as sleek as Sony's PS4. From its hardware capabilities to the raft of current Xbox One games, T3 has you covered! So to get you ready for your next big gaming purchase, we've broken down everything that you need to know when buying an OG Xbox One. So even if you're investing in an Xbox One now, you're getting a console that's slowly been re-evolved into a proper gaming system. While Microsoft has definitely lost the battle of the exclusives in this generation, it's already preparing for the next with a newly bolstered line-up of in-house studios. With the introduction of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate - an ever-evolving subscription service - you'll now have access to a huge library of games, including ALL of Microsoft's current and upcoming first-party exclusives. Kinect 2.0 has been abandoned, so there's no need to worry about having to buy an accessory you'll never really use. The Xbox One was very much focused on gaming and while it lacks the hardware improvements offered by the later Xbox One S and the Xbox One X (such as support for 4K and HDR), the original Xbox One is still a powerful machine that can play every single game on the system, and plenty more from the previous two gens thanks to support for Backwards Compatibility emulation.
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