How do you mean? Like including an antenna in hardware?
no, just the port, and a simple antenna would be included in the package, yes
How do you mean? Like including an antenna in hardware?
no, just the port, and a simple antenna would be included in the package, yes
HDMI in is in the order of pennies, an additional ASIC is in the order of dollars. Kinect has additional value and carried an ASP premium to cover its costs.HDMI 'passthrough/capture card' / Kinect 2 says hi?
Argentina
Belgium
Chile
Colombia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Finland
Greece
Hungary
India
Israel
Japan
Korea
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Slovakia
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
UAE
Based on preview dashboard, no...Are they getting full Kinect support?
Are they getting full Kinect support?
Starting in the early access program later this month, new social features making it easier for gamers to connect with their friends and new ways to access their TV and entertainment throughout their homes will be coming to Xbox One. The updates include:
- New “Friends” section – the new Friends section has been available for a few early access Preview members and we’re expanding it to everyone enrolled in the Preview program. The new Friends section enables users to see at a glance what’s going on with their friends. They can stay up-to-date with their current activities, the most popular games their friends are playing, and a Gamerscore leaderboard to see who has improved their Gamerscore over the last 30 days.
- Snap Center – Some of gamers’ favorite features in the Xbox 360 guide, are coming to Xbox One in a way that’s now truly be side-by-side with games. Messages, friends, parties, and achievements will all be available in the new Snap Center, providing a seamless way to switch back and forth without having to leave a game.
- Threaded Messages – keeping gamers in their games while they multitask has been a huge focus. The new Messages app features threaded messages with the full conversation history – including embedded links to Game DVR clips – that can be viewed without interrupting gameplay.
- Media Player – a new app will be available soon that enables users to play media files from either an attached USB device or from a network connected home media server that supports DLNA protocols. The preview version of the Media Player app will initially only support USB devices, with DLNA support coming soon. Xbox One will support more formats than Xbox 360, including support for dozens of new file formats like mpeg 2 TS, animated gifs and mkv which will be added by the end of the year. See below for additional file formats.
- Xbox One Digital TV Tuner –announced last week, this new accessory will enter a limited preview program in Europe (UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain), in advance of its retail launch beginning in October.
- Stream TV to SmartGlass – launching first in markets receiving the Xbox Digital TV Tuner, Xbox One owners will be able to stream their TV across their home network to their smartphones and tablets using the Xbox SmartGlass app. They can also pause, play and rewind as well as change channels, without interrupting gameplay on the Xbox One. This will work for SmartGlass apps on Windows, iOS, and Android.
- Boot to TV – Now Xbox One owners will be able to set their console to boot directly to television when coming out of connected standby.
- Live TV mini guide – for markets where OneGuide is available, a new mini guide on the bottom of the screen will display details about the TV content that is currently playing. Users can quickly change channels and see what’s on other channels, while still watching TV.
- Country Expansion – we’re doing a lot of work on the backend to prepare for Xbox One to launch in 29 new markets in the coming weeks.
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare bundle features 1TB hard drive and the game, for £429.99.
Looks like they are starting versions with a 1TB hard drive:
Oh, and a Geometry Wars for XBOX One...
So in exchange for an extra £80 you get COD instead of Fifa and a hard drive worth an extra £10.
Sounds like an ... err .... bargain.
I assumed the COD pack came with Kinect, but aparrently not. That's right bobbins, that is.
With the current install sizes (20-60 GB per game), 500 GB is a complete joke. On my PS4 I'm glad I replaced the 500 GB with a 1.5 TB drive.
Yeah, 500 GB is a little small. But that HDD upgrade is cheap from a component POV, while the COD bundle is expensive.
For £80 you could plug in a 2TB 5.25 drive that's twice as fast a laptop drive.
Hell, for £80 you could buy a £350 Fifa pack, COD, and an external USB powered drive to hide behind BOne, and you wouldn't have the Fugly and cheap looking CODBONE design box. And you could sell COD when you got bored of it, because you'd have a physical copy.
What awful value.