1. Price and availability
The Xbox One will be released in Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, the UK, and the US on November 22. It costs $499 in North America, £429 in the UK, AU$599 in Australia, and 499 euros in the EU countries listed above. The Kinect camera is included; you can't opt out of that peripheral . You'll need an Xbox Live Gold membership ($60/year in the US) to do almost
The Xbox One will be released in Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, the UK, and the US on November 22. It costs $499 in North America, £429 in the UK, AU$599 in Australia, and 499 euros in the EU countries listed above. The Kinect camera is included; you can't opt out of that peripheral . You'll need an Xbox Live Gold membership ($60/year in the US) to do almost
anything beyond play single-player games 2.
3. It plays Blu-rays, DVDs, and (unlike PS4) CDs
4. It supports limited DLNA...in theory
4. It supports limited DLNA...in theory
5. The hard drive is not user replaceable (unlike with the PS4)
6. It won't play your old Xbox 360, original Xbox, or Xbox Live
Arcade titles (discs or digital)
7. Downloaded games can be redownloaded and played anywhere, but disc
games need the disc to play
8. The Xbox One doesn't have Bluetooth support
9. The Kinect doubles as an IR blaster
10. The Xbox One works with universal remotes
11. The Xbox One is bigger than the PlayStation 4
12. Xbox SmartGlass is back, and runs on
Windows 8, iOS, and Android devices
13. Kinect is not required for use, but it certainly helps
14. It works with cable and satellite TV, but doesn't support DVR
control
16. Game DVR only records the last five minutes of what you're
playing, versus 15 minutes on the PlayStation 4
17. Twitch exists as an app for Xbox One...but you can't broadcast
using it yet
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