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Next Gen Xbox

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I.ve learned that AMD / ATI has already won the GPU deal for the next generation XboX console. It looks like Microsoft was happy with first Xeons GPU and it wants to continue using the same, especially since the new ATI GPU should keep the compatibility with legacy games.

The consoles refresh was supposed to happen in 2010 but due to the recession both Microsoft and Sony have decided to push its plans for 2012 and keep the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 alive for more than it was originally planned.

I don't know what the GPU looks like but judging from the timeline when it is supposed to be delivered we suspect that it might be a 28nm part.

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there also adding blu-ray

I wonder if they improve on the Media Center Extender experience. That's about all I use mine for at the minute. It does a great job as a PVR music sharing device etc.

As long as it dosnt over heat after 30 mins of playing i will be happy :D

Anyone know if Microsoft have thought/decided on a name?

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As long as it dosnt over heat after 30 mins of playing i will be happy :D

Anyone know if Microsoft have thought/decided on a name?

dont know yet but microsoft have been playing with project natal a control free gaming experience? and some reckon the launch of natal may include a surprise! (or if you read between the lines the new xbox) but its only speculation so far!

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