Over the past several years, there has been a surge of technology that is more open and transparent. Companies are adopting a retro style with vintage designs and innovative concepts, such as the Barebones One Xbox Edition mobile controller we recently reviewed, which represents a fresh approach.
Previously, Windows Central hinted at an anticipated Xbox VR headset in 2024, but it looks like you might be able to purchase it ahead of schedule on June 24 for a reasonable price of $399. This revelation comes shortly after Xbox’s announcement of their partnership with Asus to launch the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X handheld gaming devices. Interestingly, earlier reports suggested that Xbox’s own attempts at a first-party handheld console, codenamed Project Kennan, had been put on hold.
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In response to the increasing need for external storage, Seagate has introduced a 4TB variant of its expansion card compatible with Xbox Series X|S consoles. Initially priced at $499.99 upon release, it’s been available for $429.99 since then. However, the current 14% price reduction on the 4TB Seagate Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S is nearing its end.
However, what might be even more intriguing is Altman’s statement that his children may not surpass the intelligence of AI, as expressed during OpenAI’s latest podcast (as reported by Business Insider). The CEO made this assertion.
The announcement for FFXIV Patch 7.3: The Promise of Tomorrow is exciting because it addresses a long-standing desire among players since Shadowbringers was released in 2019 – Hrothgar and Viera characters will now have more options to wear headgear beyond just a few hats and helmets. Currently, these races can equip headgear, but most items in the game don’t visibly appear on them due to Hrothgar’s distinctive lion-like features and Viera’s rabbit ears.