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It's seems like they don't,... It seems like they're just following Sony's lead.
microsoft conference
$499
always online
cloud
tv tv tv tv
games always available
family sharing
sony conference
<we all know how that went>
microsoft after sony event
"yeah, erm everything we said in our conference is something nobody is ready for so erm...we just gonna do what sony is doing for now. oh yeah and we still got tv tv tv so yeah, our price is still justifiable even though they have a more powerful machine."
but i was just thinking about people that are not in NA like myself, all those TV features are completely useless coz our standards are different. so now im paying for extra stuff im never going to make use of. it makes no sense for me to buy an xone. im not the only one in this boat. i guess MS weren't thinking global when making their machine.