- Brad Sams at Petri IT Knowledgebase claims that he has heard of internal sources that point to the creation of a new Xbone model focused in digital titles and apps from the Windows Store
- He writes:
The Xbox may also receive an update next year, rumors of an Xbox slim style device picked up late 2015. I have heard from internal sources that the company is considering plans for a lightweight Xbox One that may only be for Windows store games and would compete with the Apple TV, but it’s not clear if these plans have been scrapped. A similar device was rumored around the initial Xbox One launch and those plans were put on hold but this device is said to be from a similar vein. If this device does materialize, it will not launch until the second half of the year and have a much lower price-point than the Xbox One.
- Apple's CEO Tim Cook announced during the Apple Watch conference on March 9, 2015 that Apple had sold a total of 25 million Apple TVs to date
- Apple TV has been providing access to a huge variety of apps and games on your big-screen TV, via the existing Apple App Store
https://www.petri.com/microsofts-2016-more-hardware-software-and-cloud
http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-xbox-building-apple-tv-competitor-2015-12
1) Do you think there is potential in the market that Apple is targetting with their Apple TV?
2) Does a Slim Xbox console with Windows Store games make sense?
3) Do you think that both Sony and Nintendo should consider a similar venture of digital only slim consoles that don't use disc-drive? Would you like them to?
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