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Xbox Series S: small in size, but big in potential

The Xbox Series S is the smallest Xbox Microsoft has ever created. It is also the Xbox that has generated the most expectations among lovers of game consoles and video games. Microsoft surprised everyone with this smaller, cheaper next-gen Xbox, promising that the Series S is "designed for gaming at 1440p at 60 frames per second." With an introductory price of around 300 euros, the Xbox Series S seems, on paper, the cheapest gateway to the next generation of Xbox games. But the reality is a bit more complicated.

The Series S shares most of the internal components with the larger Series X model. That means load time improvements have been implemented, with games running better and the promise of up to 120fps on certain titles. The big difference is the power of the integrated GPU, which really means most gamers will need to hook this little Xbox up to a 1080p TV or monitor. This is a console for those who don't care about 4K resolution, but there are still plenty of questions about its capabilities. Here we tell you the main features of the long-awaited Xbox Series S :

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