no. literally nothing about it interests me

as a leader of the xbox fans...   "leader" must be a really mature responsibility (roll eyes).

i do have an idea but i just want to confirm it...

its not all flowers for every announcement *ehem wiiu..... *ehem ps4... gimme a break

avoiding something is almost like a denial......

I have to know a price before I can make a decision

what is your quota to buy it?

The conference and info afterwards wasn't good. It didn't really make a good impression. It wasn't all bad though, like kinect was rather cool. As of now, I would say no, but I will still give them e3 to convince me.

I will get it because I'm tired of having to use a gazillion of remote for my media center/TV/Music needs when I'm suppose to chill....
I will be phasing out my HTPC because it is actually an unpractical solution unless you have a real home theatre room with a decent DVD tech with the need for a giant DVD loader....

I'll be phasing out big PCs in the household reducing it to a good laptop and a nice Tablet PC when haswell comes around....

and I'll happily embrace the all digital era and cloud revolution and get rid of physical media.... and leave the backward thinkers behind in the past century....

pretty much XB1 is what I have been waiting for a decade.... what I was expecting from MS with the 360 down the line....

one unified way to do all things and everything.... across all my platforms.....

maybe at 250 euros or something

I'll let you know after E3.

No, the more I hear, the more I hate it.

As it stands now, no. But then I wouldn't get a WiiU or PS4 currently either.

Content is king so it'll all be in what compelling experiences they offer that others don't.

The multi-media functions of the Xbox One are cool but I wouldn't spend money for that. I can do most of it now via a tablet, and likely Smart TVs will have much (even light Kinect features) of that in the next couple years. So what do I need an Xbox One for?