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Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox has an AMD chip inside and is ‘not locked to a single store’
- Microsoft has confirmed a partnership with AMD for a next-gen Xbox console.
- Xbox's president announced the collaboration in a video, highlighting a platform not tied to a single store.
- The partnership involves co-engineering silicon for next-gen Xbox consoles and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
- Microsoft emphasizes a focus on gaming across multiple devices, not just restricted to its store.
- A recent partnership with Asus for Xbox Ally devices also hints at a broader Xbox experience.
- The new Xbox experience on Windows means possible access to stores like Steam.
- Speculations suggest the next-gen Xbox may run on Windows and offer backward compatibility for Xbox games.
- The collaboration aims to bring advanced graphics and immersive gameplay experiences with AI.
- Microsoft aims to build a versatile gaming platform accessible across various devices.
- The company is working with AMD to push the boundaries of gaming silicon technology.
- Microsoft is positioning Windows as the primary platform for gaming.
- Next-gen Xbox consoles are expected to maintain compatibility with existing Xbox games.
- The Xbox Ally devices won't support Xbox console games without a PC counterpart, unlike the upcoming Xbox consoles.
- Microsoft's next-gen Xbox vision is about providing a seamless gaming experience across various devices.
- The collaboration aims to unlock a deeper level of visual quality and innovation in gaming.
- Microsoft is looking forward to unveiling more about the next generation of Xbox.
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