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Multimedialover on 30 May 2013
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KylieDog said:
walsufnir said:
KylieDog said:
NobleTeam360 said:
400-500 Xbox that has multiple uses or 1500 to 2000 TV with limited function? I'll take the Xbox.


Thing is, the TV will work without an Xbox, the Xbox won't work without a TV.

It is more realistic someone who needs a TV will go buy this TV than go buy one without that function and then buy a XBone.


Thing is, this TV is the premium line of Samsung TVs which are quite expensive in contrast to the common TVs they sell. The price difference is easily a Xbox One which has more functions and a good, working motion-control-solution. The Samsung-solution is not on par with MS' solution.


...and you really think people want an extra huge box sitting in their living room, when they going to need their cable box still.  They will pay for the real all in ONE device.


I work for Sky in the UK. Sky are currntly creating an app for Xbox One using th SkyGo service ( which soon will have everything ) so you will be abel to gt HD Sky viia the app on XboxOne which completely negats the need for a Sky box. 360 already has this. But on Xbox One its being designed to wok as you saw it in the live reveal. Instant switching, Xbox One Tvguide etc. And Snap n out. 

You ill not need to have the set top box if you don want to. 

My guess isMicrosoft have included the set top box function on Xbox One to cater for everyone. 

See 360 in the UK to see a gimpse of wat is to come.

If yo want o Xbox One is all yo will need.

Virgin SKys competitor is also making an Xbox One app fo the sam reason. 

Your TV will come down your Broadband as it does with the current Xbox 360.