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Xbox.com Updated To Include Xbox One Details, Video Shows Dashboard In Action
Xbox.com has been updated and now includes an Xbox One coat of paint. There is also a new video that shows the dashboard in action.
You will have to head here to see the video as there is no simple way to embed it. The video shows the world's most fickle entertainment media consumer as he moves from watching a movie, to watching TV, to playing a game, to chatting with a friend, all in less than two minutes.
The website has additional Xbox One details, but it doesn't appear to be any new information. Rather, it presents everything in a very clean, informational layout.
[Source: Xbox.com, via NeoGAF]
Our Take
I am incredulous that the video is real time, or that the voice commands will work as well as they do in the video, but those concerns aside, it's a very clean, fluid interface. I may actually use the Skype video chat function if it truly works as quickly and as well as it does here.
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