| Ganoncrotch said: Eh? The slim alters the resolution of games, you mean... upscaling to 4k from 720p/1080p? I don't suppose you have a link to that? Wouldn't mind a read over it to hear the ideas of what that S model brings to the gaming side of things, I had thought it was purely media which got the resolution change. Awesome if some games get nicely stretched up to 4k though if it's done right. |
If you go to Gamestop website, and look at the details for the XB1 s, in the first asterisk/exception clause I copied this from there.
[*] 4K streaming with select apps, see Xbox.com. HDR functionality available with supported games and TVs. Some apps require app provider-specific subscriptions and/or other requirements. Xbox One Backward Compatibility feature works with select Xbox 360 games, see www.xbox.com/backcompat. Xbox Live and broadband internet required for initial download of game to console. Stand sold separately
I cut this quote from gearsofwar.com
We are proud to announce that Gears of War 4 supports High Dynamic Range (HDR) through the Xbox One S, delivering richer, more luminous colors on HDR-ready TVs.
We'll be showing Gears of War 4 running on the Xbox One S in HDR on the show floor at E3, so expect impressions on Gears of War 4 in HDR to appear throughout the week.
Sorry I meant to say that it supports HDR which deals more with the contrast. I guess the color palatte is greatly improved. I read somewhere about Sony possibly releasing a smartphone with HDR capability. Xperia X premium I believe it was called.
