This article explores the history of Xbox consoles, from its 2001 debut to the current generation. It details each console's release, key features, and significance in the gaming world.

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A Look at the Xbox Console Family Tree:

Microsoft has released nine Xbox consoles across four generations. This includes revisions with enhanced performance and features.

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Xbox Console Release Timeline:

• Xbox (November 15, 2001): Microsoft's entry into the console market, launched with the iconic Halo: Combat Evolved.

• Xbox 360 (November 22, 2005): A significant leap forward, known for its strong multiplayer focus and the innovative Kinect motion sensor. Over 84 million units were sold, making it the most successful Xbox console.

• Xbox 360 S (June 18, 2010): A slimmer, redesigned version addressing the overheating issues of the original 360.

• Xbox 360 E (June 10, 2013): Released shortly before the Xbox One, featuring a sleeker design and an internal disc drive.

• Xbox One (November 22, 2013): The start of the third generation, boasting increased power, new applications, and Kinect 2.0.

• Xbox One S (August 2, 2016): Introduced 4K output and 4K Blu-ray playback capabilities in a more compact design.

• Xbox One X (November 7, 2017): The most powerful Xbox One console, delivering true 4K gaming.

• Xbox Series X (November 10, 2020): Microsoft's current flagship console, supporting 120fps, Dolby Vision, and Quick Resume.

• Xbox Series S (November 10, 2020): A more affordable, digital-only console offering a gateway to the Xbox ecosystem.

The Future of Xbox:

While specifics are under wraps, Microsoft has confirmed work on a next-generation console and a handheld Xbox device. They've promised a significant technological leap for the next home console.