Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S (collectively, Xbox series X | S), is a line of desktop video consoles developed by Microsoft and the fourth generation of the Xbox console family. The console family, collectively known as Project Scarlett [1] and developed for the first time at E3 2019, includes the Xbox Series X of High-end, revealed in The Game Awards 2019 and whose name in code is Project Anaconda , and the Xbox Series S of lower cost, announced in September 2020 and whose code name is Project Lockhart . Both consoles were launched on November 10, 2020. [2] Both consoles occur to the current Xbox One line, replacing the Badge Xbox One X and Xbox One S Badge models, respectively. Microsoft is prioritizing the performance of the hardware, including compatibility with higher screen resolutions (resolution up to 8k) and frame speeds, real-time ray trace and use of high-speed solid state units to reduce loading times In the Xbox series X. Xbox Series S uses the same CPU, but has a reduce...