XBOX ONE S * 1 TB *4K BLU-RAY*HDMI ,USB AND POWER CABLES * 2 CONTROLLERS * GOOD CONDITION
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Xbox One S Specifications
As far as connections are concerned, the rear of the Xbox One S is almost identical to the Xbox One: HDMI out, HDMI in, two USB ports, IR out, optical audio out and Ethernet.
The HDMI output has been upgraded from 1.4a to 2.0. The HDMI 1.4 standard is technically capable of supporting 4K, but only at 30Hz. Films and TV shows shown at 30Hz and will look choppy as hell and may give you a headache. HDMI 2.0 means the Xbox One S can output proper 4K at 60Hz.
The Kinect port has gone. This isnt a deal-breaker for me. Its a move that also doesnt surprise me, considering the number of people I know who use the Kinect (none). Those who want to use a Kinect will also be able to connect the peripheral via USB with an adapter. Microsoft is currently giving them away to existing Kinect owners.
An IR blaster has been added to the front. Thats Microsofts way of increasing the Xbox One S multimedia capabilities.The IR blaster lets you set the Xbox One S to turn on other devices, such as your TV or home-cinema amplifier. Its a nice idea, but I still found myself using the dedicated remotes as theyre less unpredictable.