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MODELS
Officially licensed releases

Like its predecessors, there are many variations of the Xbox One console. With all of the various models that have been released, we thought it would be helpful to include the following table to assist in guiding you through differences of the respective SKUs (Stock Keeping Unit). The Manufacturer Part # data is for the initial release of the respective model. All versions feature S/PDIF out, IR-out, Gigabit Ethernet and three (3) USB 3.0 ports. Models connect via HDMI.

Model	One (w/Kinect)	One (w/o Kinect)	One Elite	One S	One S All-Digital	One X
Manufacturer Part #	7UV-00015	5C5-00001	TM3-00002	ZQ9-00001	NUP-00050	CYV-00001
First Available	Nov-2013	Jun-2014	Nov-2015	Aug-2016	May-2019	Nov-2017
Discontinued	Jul-2016	Jul-2016	Jul-2016	-----	Jul-2020	Jul-2020
Initial Price	$499	$399	$499	$299 / $349 / $399	$249	$499
Console Finish	Glossy Black	Matte Black	Matte Black	Matte White	Matte White	Matte Black
Hardware Specs
CPU (AMD 8-Core)	1.75 GHz	1.75 GHz	1.75 GHz	1.75 GHz	1.75 GHz	2.30 GHz
RAM	8 GB DDR3	8 GB DDR3	8 GB DDR3	8 GB DDR3	8 GB DDR3	12 GB GDDR5
ESRAM	32 MB	32 MB	32 MB	32 MB	32 MB	-----
Storage	500 GB / 1TB	500 GB / 1 TB	1 TB SSD	500 GB / 1 TB / 2TB	None	1 TB
Display Resolution	720p/1080p	720p/1080p	720p/1080p	720p/1080p	720p/1080p/2K/4K	720p/1080p/2K/4K
HDR10 Support	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
GPU (AMD Radeon)	853 MHz	853 MHz	853 MHz	914 MHz	914 MHz	1.172 GHz
Memory Frequency	1066 MHz	1066 MHz	1066 MHz	1066 MHz	1066 MHz	1700 MHz
HDMI Version	1.4b	1.4b	1.4b	2.0a	2.0a	2.0b
Wi-Fi Connectivity	IEEE 802.11n	IEEE 802.11n	IEEE 802.11n	IEEE 802.11ac	IEEE 802.11ac	IEEE 802.11ac
Kinect Connectivity	Direct Port	Direct Port	Direct Port	Via USB Adapter	Via USB Adapter	Via USB Adapter
Dimensions (HxWxD)	3.1"x10.8"x13.1"	3.1"x10.8"x13.1"	3.1"x10.8"x13.1"	2.5"x9.02"x11.73"	2.5"x9.02"x11.73"	2.4"x9.4"x11.8"
Weight	7.7lb	7.7lb	7.7lb	6.4lb	6.4lb	9.8lb

MODELS - INITIAL RELEASE (work in progress)

Microsoft Xbox One - Standard Edition

In addition to the obligatory power cords and user manual, the Xbox One base model includes the new Kinect sensor, one wireless controller (includes 2 AA batteries), a Chat headset and HDMI cable. The distinctive lime-green packaging is consistent with previous releases, though this time taking the predominant role in the carton.

Microsoft Xbox One - Day One Edition

This version was limited, as the name applies, to launch day purchases (or preorders). Technically this is the same as the standard Xbox One system, but has unique packaging and a few other goodies. The system comes with a special controller with "Day One 2013" stenciled into the front of the controller. There is also an achievement that is available, which is accessible through the included card containing an QR code - enter/scan the code, presto - you get the chievo. The console itself is identical to the unit listed above.

Microsoft Xbox One - "I Made This" Launch Team 2013 Edition

Special white Xbox One system with light grey highlights awarded to full time associates of the Interactive Entertainment Business division at Microsoft (exact number unknown). The console features "I Made This" and "Launch Team 2013" on the front of the system along with a matching two-tone controller. The included Kinect sensor is surprisingly the same as those included with the standard edition (black). Pretty cool nonetheless.

Microsoft Xbox One - Titanfall Limited Edition

Specially designed Xbox One console given to the team at Respawn Entertainment, developer of the game. Pretty cool IMHO, though that controller is a bit busy for my tastes. Images courtesy of VG247.com.

Microsoft Xbox One - Bundles

The first bundle to appear for the Xbox One was the Titanfall version. This will be the first among many sure to come for the Xbox One.

CLONES
Non-licensed hardware releases

No clones have been released for this system.

FORMAT, PACKAGING & GENERAL INFO Interesting facts on software for this system
Software for the Microsoft Xbox One is distributed on Blu-ray disc and digital downloadable formats. Backwards compatibility is not currently supported for either the original Xbox or Xbox 360 game libraries. The lime-green packaging is once again utilized, but this time in the compact Blu-ray disc casing as well as in the DVD expanded housing. The launch featured 21 total titles, 18 being released being optical disc (Blu-ray) and three exclusive digital releases. Titles have mandatory installs (vary in size) to the included hard disc drive with the disc being required for play. Thankfully, Microsoft did not pursue their initial plan to restrict used game play on their system after receiving considerable backlash from both media and gamers alike.	Launch Game Compilation

Xbox One Launch Titles


SCREENSHOTS Captured in-game images
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag	Battlefield 4	Call of Duty: Ghosts
Dead Rising 3	FIFA 14	Fighter Within
Forza Motorsport 5	Just Dance 2014	Killer Instinct
Lego Marvel Super Heroes	LocoCycle	Madden NFL 25
NBA 2K14	NBA Live 14	Need for Speed: Rivals
Powerstar Golf	Ryse: Son of Rome	Xbox Fitness

EMULATION
First and third party system emulators

No emulators have been released for this system.

SPECS & MANUALS
For the hardware enthusiasts out there - all the detail you\we love. The following is for the launch, base unit of this system.

Processor Type	Processor Speed	Other Processor Information	RAM \ Video RAM
Custom AMD 8 core APU	1.75 GHz	AMD Radeon GCN (853 MHZ, embedded inside APU)	8 GB DDR3 + 32 MB eSRAM
Screen Resolution	Color Palette	Polygons \ Sprites	Audio
720p, 1080p	32-bit	Unknown	7.1 Surround Sound
Media Format	Media Capacity	Games Released	Other Supported Formats
Blu-ray Optical Disc Drive, Digital Download	Up to 50 GB	2,544 (21 at launch)	Blu-ray, DVD, CD, MP3, WAV, WMA, Various Photo File Formats
Internal Storage	External \ Removable Storage	Game Controllers	Other Game \ Peripheral Devices
500 GB Internal HDD	USB FLASH Drive, Cloud Storage, External USB HDD	12 buttons, 2 analog sticks, 2 analog triggers, digital D-pad	Keyboard, camera, webcam, Kinect, headset, etc.
Controller Ports	Network Ports	Other Ports	Audio \ Video
1-8 (wireless - infrared), 1-3 (wired, via USB)	Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11n(2.4 GHz, 5.0 GHz), Gigabit Ethernet	USB 3.0 (3), Kinect Port, SPDIF (optical audio output),	HDMI 1.4b
Power Supply - External	Other Outputs	Other Details \ Notes
100-110V, 220-240V or and 100-240V	HDMI Pass-Thru, IR Out (for use with IR Blasters)	Xbox SmartGlass compatible, Custom Microsoft Xbox OS, Streaming video, In-game DVR, Voice\Gesture control (with Kinect peripheral)
Manuals
Microsoft Xbox One and Kinect Sensor Product Guide (PDF) - 0.31 MB Microsoft Xbox One Kinect Command Guide (PDF) - 0.12 MB

MG FACTS
by Marriott_Guy

As frequent visitors are aware, we typically detail the history of a particular console in this FACTS section. With the Xbox One being released on November 22, 2013, we need some time to craft this article. Also, I plan on purchasing a Xbox One in the near future to be able to provide direct, hands-on feedback. For now, all other sections have been completed so please check them out for interesting information on the games, models and specs. The following are some images of the Xbox One as shown at E3.

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