Xbox game consoles

Microsoft Xbox Series S is positioned as an affordable solution for gamers who want to access next-generation games without having to pay for the power and functionality of the older model. The console supports all the key features of the older model, including HDR, ray tracing and integration with proprietary Xbox services, but focuses on a more modest resolution of 1080p. It is positioned by the manufacturer as an affordable solution for those gamers who do not need the high power of the older Xbox Series X model, but would like to enjoy next-generation games. The console is equipped with a processor based on the AMD Zen 2 architecture with 8 cores operating at a frequency of 3.4 GHz. A video chip with a performance of 4 TFLOPS is responsible for graphics, the power of which is almost 2 times inferior to the capabilities of the "older" Xbox Seris S console. The amount of RAM is 10 GB, and the capacity of the built-in drive is 512 GB. The console is equipped with three USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports for connecting accessories and external drives, as well as an HDMI port version 2.1, which supports modern TVs with high refresh rates and a resolution of up to 120 Hz. LAN and Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) are available for connecting to the network. The kit includes a proprietary gamepad, which retains the familiar ergonomics and functionality characteristic of Xbox controllers. It is important to note that the model does not have an optical drive, so all games are downloaded through digital stores or cloud services.

Platform: Xbox; dVD/Blu-ray drive; ultraHD (4K); Storage (GB): 1024; Dimensions (mm): 301x151x151; Weight (kg): 4.5;

A fully digital modification of the Xbox Series X gaming console without a Blu-ray drive and with an updated snow-white case. It is positioned as a slightly more affordable solution for users with large digital game libraries and Game Pass subscribers who do not plan to use physical game discs. The hardware of the model and its technical characteristics are identical to the original Xbox Series X: the console is equipped with an eight-core AMD Zen 2 processor with a clock speed of up to 3.8 GHz and an RDNA 2 graphics chip, providing performance of up to 12 teraflops. It supports 4K resolution with a frequency of up to 120 frames per second, as well as variable refresh rate (VRR) technology, which reduces input lag and improves the smoothness of the gaming process. The built-in 1 TB SSD and 16 GB of RAM ensure fast data exchange between all system components, allowing the user to load most games extremely quickly. DirectX Raytracing technology creates more realistic lighting and detailed shadows, and support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos improves sound quality. Unlike previous generations of Xbox, which were made in the form of a console, the Xbox Series X resembles more of a very compact and minimalist computer with connection ports located on the back panel and a large grille through which the cooling system throws out hot air. In addition to the console itself, the kit includes a proprietary Xbox gamepad with a classic ABXY layout.

An updated version of one of the most popular gaming consoles in the world, which has received a number of significant changes compared to its predecessors. So, the system boasts a new 8-core liquid-cooled CPU and a unique power management system, a powerful graphics card and 12 GB of RAM. The maximum image resolution is 4K, and support for HDR is also provided, which improves the quality of colour reproduction, makes the image more realistic and enhances the impression of depth. Specifically, this modification comes with a built-in 1 TB drive. All existing accessories and games for the Xbox One are compatible with the Xbox One X. The set of ports is notable for three USB 3.0 connectors and two HDMI, and you should also pay attention to the optical S / PDIF, which provides the ability to connect 7.1 acoustics.

Platform: Xbox; game included; ultraHD (4K); Bluetooth; mini-Jack (3.5 mm); Storage (GB): 1000;

An update to the Xbox One line, released in 2016, with the expectation that Microsoft's desktop consoles "keep up with the times." The body has become smaller and sleeker. The hardware received a more powerful processor and video accelerator, thanks to which the maximum video resolution in the Microsoft Xbox One S game console reaches 4K (and the game “picture” can be upscaled to this resolution). And to improve colour reproduction and detail, the HDR function is useful. Connection interfaces are notable for the presence of two HDMI ports — output and input — as well as an IR output for remote control of other equipment.

The third gaming console in the Xbox family, introduced in 2013. Microsoft Xbox One is built on a powerful eight-core AMD x86-64 processor, complemented by 8 GB of RAM (3 GB are used for office purposes, the rest is for games), carries a 500 GB hard drive. The games are available both on Blu-ray discs and through the online store; It is worth noting that games of previous generations are not supported. It is also worth noting the support for 7.1 sound, which can be output through the optical output. The set of ports also includes HDMI input and output and three USB 3.0 connectors. The headset is included in the package.