Microsoft Reveals New Xbox One X Console. Microsoft has unveiled its latest games console, imaginatively titled, the Xbox One X, ahead of this year’s E3 2017 event. Previously known under the name “Project Scorpio,” news of the Xbox One X was first confirmed at last year’s E3 by Microsoft. The big news for hardcore gamers is the fact that it is considerably more powerful than the PlayStation Pro 4, and will run new and old Xbox games in 4k at a brisk 60 frames per second. Microsoft’s new Xbox model is named Xbox One X and will ship on November 7, with a $499/£449 price tag. Better stats than PS4 Pro Announcing the news, Microsoft’s Phil Spencer also proudly declared that the Xbox One X is the smallest console the company will have ever produced. And the VR, tell me about the VR capability! I would, but there was very little mentioned about the Xbox One x and Virtual Reality.
Alpha gameplay footage from Assassins Creed Origins Backwards compatible You can watch the entire Xbox One X announcement here, via YouTube. Join Us Live From CES Unveiled, The First Official Event Of CES 2013 #CEScrunch. Join Us Live From CES Unveiled, The First Official Event Of CES 2013 #CEScrunch. Six gadget trends to look for at CES. Attendees walk through the Samsung booth at last year's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The annual Consumer Electronics Show kicks off MondayTelevisions will be huge, and companies will experiment with new ways to deliver contentMobile devices will be generic, with a few 5-inch smartphones and cheap Android tabletsWith large companies lying low at CES, smaller players have a chance to stand out Editor's note: Follow @cnntech and @kelly_heather on Twitter and CNNTech on Instagram for updates from the Consumer Electronics Show.
(CNN) -- Smartphones inch closer to becoming remote controls for your life at next week's 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The annual event is the largest gadget conference in the world, where major technology companies and scrappy startups can show off their latest innovations. There have been some big changes at this year's conference. Television: It's about the content There will be wide, thin, innovative TVs at CES. Tune In At 4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern For Our TC Gadgets CES Recap (Plus Prizes!) #CESCrunch. After the onslaught of media that is CES, who wouldn’t want more CES? We definitely do, which is why we’re running the TC Gadgets Webcast live at 4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern straight out of our posh studio on the CES show floor. Our goal? To recap the day’s news, interview cool people, and give away amazing prizes. Today we’re giving away a real, live Sony Vita to one lucky winner – details during the broadcast – but watch this space for some great content and be sure to watch our daily live streams from the show floor.
We’ll be running these webcasts every day at 4pm Pacific, giving away great prizes in the process. Do you have questions or concerns? Tweet us @techcrunch with the hashtag #CESCrunch. 5 Technologies to Watch for at CES 2011. The technology world will gather in Las Vegas this week for the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of the largest trade shows in the world. Countless new gadgets will be revealed, and new products will be demoed in front of more than 140,000 attendees and press. At last year's CES, connected and 3-D TVs, Android devices, tablets and e-book readers were some of the show's big highlights. Since then, a lot has changed: The iPad was a major success, Android's growth skyrocketed, and motion control gaming is red hot.
So what will everybody be buzzing about at CES 2011? Here's what you can expect from the show that first introduced us to the camcorder, VCR, DVD and HDTV. 1. Tablets were big last year, but companies were mostly showing off underdeveloped prototypes. Thanks to the iPad's success, the tablet market has been validated, and countless companies will attempt to make a splash in this market and become true competitors to Apple's wildly popular device. 2. 3. 5. Android tablets. Big Thinkers, Disruptive Technologies at CES | Tim Bajarin.
For the last eight years, I have had the privilege of moderating a SuperSession at CES entitled "Big Thinkers, Disruptive Technologies. " These SuperSessions are open to all CES attendees and many of them are designed to deliver a forward looking view of the consumer electronics industry. If you are at the show, you're welcome to join us on Friday, January 7th at 10 AM in the conference area of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Clayton Christensen made the concept of disruptive technologies popular in his book, The Innovators Dilemma. In this book, he discusses how a technology, such as the microprocessor, became a disruptive force and changed every analog based industry by forcing it to go digital. Our CES session is an hour, so we will only be able to touch on what I consider the five technologies that will have the biggest impact and be potentially disruptive in 2011. 1. 3D Everywhere Joshua Greer, the CEO and Co-Founder of Real D, will talk about 3D everywhere. 2. 3. 4. 5.