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Couldn't you already control the XBox with Voice Commands and Kinect? I do not know as I do not own it, so I am genuinely asking.

So unless I am missing something, they have just expanded on all of that correct? With the TV stuff, etc? They basically refined what they already were doing?

So no one can answer this??

I was watching the gameplay video on the COD Ghosts and the forest textures looks meh. Though i'll wait until I get a 1080p trailer download. Nothing looked much better than Tomb Raider on the PC

Microsoft is going after the living room, and from what was seen today, has a solid start. This isn't just about gaming anymore, and hasn't been for a while.

Somewhere, Tim Cook is crying, and Kazuo Hirai is throwing chairs.

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So the next generation is going to come down to just how important people beleive all of these other features are going to be.

if they are not important to you, go with a PS4, as Sony's focus seems to be much more game heavy.

if they are important, clearly the XBox One (horrible name, it really is) is the better console for you, as it will also play games. but exactly how much will Live be to do all the features? Will the PSN still be free? Etc. Etc.

Both consoles are going to play games obviously.

So it really comes down to how important this other stuff is.

Hopefully rest of the day brings more details than this waste of a show. The wired article includes more information in first few paragraphs than the entire show!

Box is same size as 360 but squarish.

Controller apparently uses built-in batteries instead of AAs (instant dislike!)

So no one can answer this??

I think the newer one will be better at voice with the "cloud" behind it. That's how Google NOW / SIri work. Current version is pretty limited in capability.

So no one can answer this??

Yes you have voice commands now but are pretty basic. The turn on/off is new and he used plenty of commands that currently do not exist.

I don't get it. So what is it that people were expecting that did not get?

With E3 and Build coming up I have to believe anyone with a neuron in their brain would expect most of the details to come down later and today would be mostly generalities.

Also, I guess alone again, but I like the name. Xbox One.

Microsoft is going after the living room, and from what was seen today, has a solid start. This isn't just about gaming anymore, and hasn't been for a while.

Somewhere, Tim Cook is crying, and Kazuo Hirai is throwing chairs.

Correction... Steve Ballmer is still throwing chairs :p

Xbox Juan.

A new 500-GB hard drive was designed in-house, likewise a custom-built Blu-ray?capable optical drive. A single 40-nanometer chip contains both the CPU and GPU rather than the two dedicated 90-nm chips needed in the 360. In fact, a custom SOC (system on a chip) module made by AMD contains the CPU/GPU chip, the memory, the controller logic, the DRAM, and the audio processors, and connects directly to the heat sink via a phase-change interface material. Whew.

I don't get it. So what is it that people were expecting that did not get?

This is exactly what I'm wondering.

I don't care about the COD or Halo crap, and the chassis design isn't anything magical, but overall, it looked really great.

Of course Xbox will be as solid as the PS4 in the games department, but it looks to offer so much more, which is why they focused on it.

E3 is where games will be focused on anyway.

Sony will really have to pull something revolutionary out of their ass to get any attention.

Not bad. when switching between gaming, tv, movies etc is this all content that's available on the XBOX? The guy in the beginning said the XBOX had capabilities of switching between inputs on the TV?

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