Microsoft has released a new all digital Xbox Series X but should you get that one or the original. We put the two to the ...

Xbox Series ... Storage 512GB internal SSD (expandable) CPU Custom Zen 2 8X Cores @ 3.6 GHz Connectivity Wi-Fi and Ethernet Bands 802.11ac dual band / 802.3 10/100/1000 The Series S is identical ...

Exclusively for Prime members, Western Digital’s WD_Black C50 1TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox is on sale at Amazon for ...

For Series S buyers, Microsoft is introducing a 1 TB ... though we often see the 512 GB model for much less. Are the Xbox Series X and S backwards-compatible? Other than Xbox One Kinect-based ...

The new and improved Xbox Series S solves one of the original version's biggest problems, launching with 1TB of SSD storage, ...

Microsoft is also offering its excellent Xbox All Access program ... Despite the Xbox Series S being advertised as coming with a 512GB NVMe SSD for storage, out of the box actually only 364GB ...

The Xbox Series S dropped to as low as £185 during Black Friday last year and that should be the benchmark for securing a ...

Microsoft has started selling a discless version of its Xbox Series X console today, in the same white paint job as the smaller Xbox Series S. The only change over the carbon black exterior of the ...

Microsoft just launched a new version of the digital-only Xbox Series S console in a bold “Carbon Black” color with twice the available storage, 1TB compared to the standard 512GB that ships ...

so only a tiny handful of SSDs (designed as expansion cards and officially licensed by Microsoft) will actually work if you want to play the latest games on Series X|S. Here are the best Xbox ...

Here’s our fully updated Xbox Series X review. After Sony’s PlayStation 4 dominated ... shelling out for one of Seagate’s proprietary expansion cards, which start at 512GB and max out at 2TB. These ...

At launch, the Xbox Series S was only available with a smaller 512GB SSD. Last year, Microsoft released an all-black version with 1TB of storage just like on the Xbox Series X. Now though ...