Finally, after a literal eternity seven years, we've got a new console generation, and the Xbox One packs in the pure future. While a number of its most forward-thinking features got smacked down before release, it's still the single most futuristic piece of living room technology out there—when it works. Between Kinect auto-login, voice controls that are a joy to use, and fantastic cable box integration, it's not only a game console, but a proto-Star Trek computer for your TV. And that's huge.
Monday, December 30, 2013
Xbox One
Finally, after a literal eternity seven years, we've got a new console generation, and the Xbox One packs in the pure future. While a number of its most forward-thinking features got smacked down before release, it's still the single most futuristic piece of living room technology out there—when it works. Between Kinect auto-login, voice controls that are a joy to use, and fantastic cable box integration, it's not only a game console, but a proto-Star Trek computer for your TV. And that's huge.
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