Microsoft Xbox One 500 GB Wi-Fi Black

  • Brand : Microsoft
  • Product name : Xbox One
  • Article code : 7UV-00082
  • Category : Game Consoles
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  • Info modified on : 01 Nov 2022 09:09:21
  • Short summary description Microsoft Xbox One 500 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    Microsoft Xbox One, Xbox One, Black, 8192 MB, DDR3, AMD Jaguar, AMD Radeon

  • Long summary description Microsoft Xbox One 500 GB Wi-Fi Black :

    Microsoft Xbox One. Platform: Xbox One, Product color: Black, Internal memory: 8192 MB. Storage media: HDD, Internal storage capacity: 500 GB, Optical drive type: Blu-Ray. Ethernet LAN data rates: 10,100,1000 Mbit/s, Wi-Fi standards: 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g

Reviews
soundandvision.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:10
Average rating:90
Microsoft wants to take over the living room. OK, maybe that premise isn't exactly new. About 10 years ago, tech pundits used the same words when discussing the Windows Media Center PC, an all-in-one solution that combined computing and home entertainment...
  • Involving gameplay and graphics, Powerful Smart TV features, Wide range of remote control options...
  • Features may be overkill for some, No DVR control...
  • Microsoft's next-gen console is a home entertainment powerhouse. Games, movies, music—it's got it all...
soundandvision.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:10
Average rating:90
The Xbox One was released in November 2013, exactly eight years after the release of Microsoft's last game console, the Xbox 360. In those eight years, the Xbox 360 was updated and upgraded, including the addition of the Kinect camera for voice and gestur...
  • Integrates with cable or satellite set-top box with advanced One Guide, Improved Kinect camera for voice and gesture control, Blu-ray player works with voice and gesture control...
  • Requires Xbox Gold membership to stream from some services, Some streaming services available on Xbox 360 not yet on Xbox One, Can stop playback to say “hi” to a new user that has stepped into the room...
  • For gamers who want a streaming all-in-one entertainment device, this is the console to buy...
engadget.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:33
Average rating:81
Your new running shoes have WiFi, but there are still -- still! -- no flying cars. We've got mini-supercomputers in our pockets, but where's the kitchen machine that materializes beef bourguignon? It's not quite the future we predicted, at least as far as...
  • Wake-on-voice is very impressive, Excellent multitasking experience, Games are beautiful; console runs quietly...
  • The most expensive console available, Limited selection of exclusive titles worth playing, Missing key promised functionality at launch...
  • The Xbox One's controller is mostly a refined version of the last-gen gamepad, with the new shoulder buttons being the only real step backward...
slashgear.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:39
Average rating:0
Microsoft is certain the Xbox One is their key to taking over living room entertainment in its entirety. Experiencing the Xbox One for the first time will almost certainly remind users of their first time working with Windows 8 - there's a lot of tiles to...
  • Microsoft's Xbox One is certainly that – Microsoft's Xbox One. It's clear that the company is aiming to enthrall the user into continuing to trust Windows with this release, making a number of connections both visually and with software like Xbox Movies t...
geardiary.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:39
Average rating:0
I was really hoping to be blown away by the Xbox One's “next-gen ness”, and although it has its flaws, the Xbox One is a fantastic gaming console. While the Xbox One may not amaze you right away, Microsoft's new gaming and home entertainment console will...
  • Beautiful, snappy UI, Multitasks wonderfully, Gorgeous graphics, Kinect functionality has improved tenfold and is included with the console, Xbox Fitness app performs really well, Great lineup of upcoming exclusive games, Xbox One controller is much impro...
  • Party Chat only holds 7 people and sometimes you just can't connect to your friends party chat; No alerts for friend requests; No built-in network video streaming functionality to play video files elsewhere on your home network; Workout video offering in...
computershopper.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:39
Average rating:70
After the better part of a decade, here we go again. Microsoft’s back, aiming to take your living room by storm, this time with its Xbox One gaming console and its (mandatory) Kinect motion-tracking device. Together, they make a pretty formidable pair...
  • Superb Kinect integration, Controller now uses micro-USB connection, HDMI pass-through, TV control, OneGuide is admittedly fun and useful, Cloud storage for settings, game saves...
  • Big bodied, with no up-front USB ports, Installing, patching games is slow, Somewhat confusing, ad-filled interface, No game broadcasting, Hard drive is not upgradable, Xbox Live Gold subscription mandatory for many features...
  • The Xbox One offers some unique twists on living-room gaming, but it falls short of presenting a simple, killer experience—so far, at least...
makeuseof.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:41
Average rating:0
Only seven short days after Sony's next generation PlayStation 4 hit the market, Microsoft released its head-to-head rival called the Xbox One. The console wars are officially raging, and we've had sufficient time with both of them. That begs the question...
  • The box for the Xbox One looks a lot more like what you would expect from a video game console. It's big and thick, which makes sense, as not only is it housing the console itself, but it's also home to the Kinect, which is not exactly a small device on i...
Theinquirer.net
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:41
Average rating:0
However, Microsoft has since rescinded most, if not all these controversial policies. This combined with the fact that neither the PS4 nor the Xbox One are backwards compatible and won't play PS3 or Xbox 360 games makes knowing which console is best a tri...
gottabemobile.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:45
Average rating:0
Simply put, the arrival of the Xbox One couldn't have come at a better time for users. Though people don't yet know it, the nature of entertainment has changed. Now more than ever, users have a complicated set of tasks that they expect their devices to do...
technobuffalo.com
Updated:
2014-09-20 01:30:47
Average rating:0
Microsoft has dropped its next big living room play. The Xbox One is now on the market, and it's arrived in a much better fashion than its first reveal roughly half a year ago.Carrying an MSRP of $499, the Xbox One comes with the console, the new Xbox One...
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