Microsoft registers the Xbox Series XS to redesign a console

On November 10, Microsoft launched the consoles that will be its flagship products for years to come: the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S. Since then, getting one of these machines has become a challenge due to the lack of stock. However, the demand has been quite high around the world.

From Microsoft, they announced that they are working on improving their Xbox Game Pass service, as well as planning for the next revisions to their console. The latter follows after having registered name ‘Xbox Series XS’

on the Trademarkia portal on January 1, 2021. This action would aim to strengthen your intellectual property in other areas or to review the console.

Of course, this is not something out of the ordinary. It’s something the company does from time to time, as it has happened with the Xbox One S, Xbox One X, or Xbox One S All Digital Edition.

The name can mean that Microsoft you are working on an Xbox Series X without a disc drive – as is the case with the S series – and which supposedly has to be cheaper. In this way, the company I would have three machines quite differentiated and with price ranges for all types of customers.

If this turns out to be true, Microsoft would follow the Sony strategy with its PlayStation 5, which offers the public a model with the same internal features and advantages, but which lacks a disk drive.

So far Microsoft has not released any statement in this regard and has not explained the details of this registration, so users should be aware of what will be released in the coming weeks.

Welcome to consoles

According to preliminary data, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S have sold between 1.2 and 1.4 million units

worldwide in its first 24 hours. The former has been more popular with users, with sales ranging between 800,000 and 925,000 units, while the latter has sold around 400,000 and 475,000 consoles – these numbers exceed those of the Xbox One, which sold. about one million units during the first week of its market launch. This model has managed to sell around 50 million consoles since its presentation in 2013 thanks to its characteristics. It is distinguished by its 8-core AMD graphics, a GPU 10 times more powerful than its predecessor, the Xbox 360. It also incorporates the possibility of using microphone compatible high definition headphones with countless video games, just like a PC gamer. Likewise, it has three operating systems: Xbox OS, a Windows 10 kernel-based operating system, and another operating system that allows the other two to communicate through virtualization.