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Xbox already offers the ability to play some of its most notable games on mobile phones and tablets. However, there are gamers who would like to have the capabilities and all the functionality of next-generation consoles anywhere.
Xbox Series S is a next-generation console at an affordable price. A new project wants to take its capabilities to a new level and turn it into an almost portable console. We refer to xScreen, the monitor that will be connected directly to the system to play anywhere.
This engaging article is from UPspec Gaming, which will seek community support to make their monitor a reality. xScreen will have a Kickstarter campaign soon, and if successful, it will be offered to all interested players.
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xScreen will almost turn your Xbox Series S into a portable console
The xScreen will connect directly to the back of the console with built-in HDMI and power connections. This means that no additional cables will be required to use the monitor. Also, its connection will not obstruct ventilation or the memory expansion port.
UPspec Gaming will offer an 11.6-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1080p and 60Hz. In this way, players can enjoy their favorite titles with good visual quality. On the other hand, xScreen will not be cumbersome, because it is just the right size for the system dimensions.
The screen will have buttons to configure its brightness and adjust the rest of its options. xScreen will include built-in stereo speakers so you can play anywhere without sacrificing part of the experience.
No other details are on display at the moment, but we know their Kickstarter campaign will be launching sometime this summer. Do you want to see what it looks like? Below is a video showing how it works:
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