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Xbox One X
Microsoft have revealed the most powerful console ever! The new Xbox One X boasts an impressive 6 teraflops of graphics power thanks to a custom-made 1,172 MHz GPU engine. It also has support for HDR, wide color gamut, 4K Blu-ray HD playback, and full compatibility with the Xbox One game library. Other details include 8GB of flash memory, 1TB of HDD storage, HDMI 2.0 with AMD FreeSync, HDR10 support, and DTS and Dolby Atmos support. In terms of design, the X is actually pretty tiny, in fact, it happens to be their smallest Xbox to date. 

Available from November 7th, 2017, for $500.



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