But even if you manage to snag a functional Xbox 360 dev kit and the sidecar attachment, there is no certainty that they will run those classic games. That's because Microsoft doesn't link these ...

The new dev kit was approved today by South Korea's National Radio Research Agency. It carries the model number 2089, while the Xbox Series X had a model number of 1881.

Microsoft's new Xbox Dev Kit (XDK) console was certified by the National Radio Research Agency in Korea today. This means that you can use the device in Korea.

The Xbox One X's development kit was shown off in a video a few years ago. The original Xbox was released in 2001 and Microsoft has been in the console space since then with the Xbox 360, Xbox One ...

There are reports of a new Xbox development kit being certified, which has lead to many thinking a new Xbox Series X model is imminent. It makes sense considering the recent PS5 Pro leaks that ...

It’s a legal requirement for companies to register any new electronic devices in South Korea but beyond a model number of 2089 there are no further details on what the dev kit is or why it is ...

Microsoft isn’t the only manufacturer gearing up for a mid-cycle refresh of its current-gen offer: A dev kit for Sony’s PS5 Pro has already been certified by the NRRA on November 24, 2023.

The Inquirer is reporting that official, final Xbox 2 development kits are set to ship early next year, upgrading the current PowerMac G5 + Radeon 9800 kits to something using ATI’s R500 graphic ...

The poster also claims that the kit contains 8GB of RAM, an Nvidia GPU and an Intel processor. However, the tech may not be representative of final retail hardware for the next-generation Xbox.

Update (March 19, 2024, 4:05pm CET): It appears as if only a new Xbox dev kit has been certified in South Korea, not one for the upcoming PS5 Pro as well. It seems like the device has been ...