JoeTheBro said:
Adinnieken said:
Very nice table.
The Xbox One Wireless Controller does not use Wi-Fi Direct. It uses a proprietary RF-based wireless technology. (Confirmed by Microsoft's Marc Whitten and Larry Hyrb). Most likely, this is a UHF-based wireless technology based on a relatively recent patent awarded to Microsoft.
The OS names are technically Orbis (PS4) and HyperV (Xbox One).
Xbox One's network connectivity is the same as the PS4's as listed except it also includes Wi-Fi Direct.
The Xbox One can do the following too:
- Xbox One will update while switched "off"
- Xbox One will play digital titles as they download from the Xbox LIVE.
- Xbox One will immediately pick-up any game from where you left off.
- The Xbox LIVE friend limit Is Increasing
- Xbox One charges your controller while sleeping.
- Xbox One can share recorded gameplay on social and video sites using the Upload center.
- With Xbox One you can invite an online friend play your game in real time.
Also, RAM is R A M, not Ram. It's an acronym for Random Access Memory. The Xbox One also has 32MB of ESRAM.
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The PS4 OS isn't Orbis, it's like Dynamic or something.
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Ok. I've seen it listed as Orbis OS, so I assumed that was it.
