We recently did a quick post on how Microsoft was on the verge of unveiling the next-generation Xbox and that the new console may be primarily geared towards entertainment. As it turns out, Microsoft has now unveiled ‘Xbox One’ and it indeed seems like a fine blend of a gaming console as well as an entertainment hub.
Although software giant Microsoft hasn’t announced the exact name of its next generation Xbox gaming console (codename Durango), it was popularly known as Xbox 720. However, it’s been reported that Microsoft will announce its next generation Xbox on May 21, but recently a new leaked image suggests that the next generation Xbox will be called Xbox Infinity.
Software giant Microsoft planned to unveil its next-generation of Xbox in April of this year, but recently we’ve come to know that, now Microsoft plans to unveil this in May.
Methods for controlling computer systems is increasing with the development of technology proliferates. And now, Munich-based company 4tiitoo is trying to make a device called eyeCharm, that can connect to your Kinect and allow your eyes only to control a computer!
Over the last few months, a number of publications have cited that Intel may have plans of entering the arena of Internet TV. Now, the General Manager of Intel Media, Erik Huggers has confirmed the notion, citing that the service will arrive with its set-top box and camera.
Hints and leaks about the next-generation Xbox are starting to hit the web. A while ago, we reported how the next-generation won’t work without an internet connection. Now, we have been told that the upcoming console will also pack highly improved speech recognition.
Xbox 360 users have been fervently waiting for Microsoft to release a successor to its current-generation game console. It is expected that the software giant will release the next-generation Xbox, branded as Xbox 720, during the later part of this year. An inside source now claims that the upcoming Xbox won’t work without an internet connection.
During Samsung’s CES 2013 keynote, Microsoft also took the stage for a while. The company showed up a new display technology which apparently projects images and lights all across a given environment, rather than confining it to a screen. The company has dubbed the technology ‘Illumiroom.’