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Project Scorpio vs Xbox One S: What’s the difference?

Posted on April 22, 2017January 19, 2019 By Jarvis

This summer, on the eve of the E3 videogames show in June, Microsoft will officially unveil Project Scorpio – its new Xbox console set to be the “most powerful” games machine yet.

It’s probably not going to be called that, more likely Xbox Scorpio or something similar, but it will undoubtedly put the cat amongst the pigeons in this generation of console gaming.

For a start, we already know a lot of the internal specifications, which put it very much as a premium machine over the existing Xbox One S. We look at just how different the two are to give you an idea of which you might want to adopt come this Christmas.

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Project Scorpio vs Xbox One S: Graphics

One of the major differences between the two machines comes with graphical hardware and the ability to render full 4K visuals.
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https://www.pocket-lint.com/games/buyers-guides/xbox/140841-xbox-one-x-vs-xbox-one-s-what-s-the-difference

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