All of this comes just ahead of Microsoft's June 11 E3 briefing, where we're expected to get a look at the price, name and final design of Project Scorpio, which will now sit at the top end of Microsoft's Xbox lineup. Here's the tweet from XBox's official twitter account. It also makes a lot of sense given what we already know about Microsoft's new console, as a report surfaced a few months ago regarding Project Scorpio's price that suggested the exact same retail cost of $499 Dollars. "Unlocked extra GB of RAM for them, now 9GB of GDDR5".
Microsoft will share more details about the Xbox Scorpio at E3, although the console's specs are already available.
"Given the assumption that "X10S" refers to Project Scorpio, the remaining digits could be interpreted as a date - 10/13/17, or October 13 of this year".
And it will still work with Xbox One games and accessories.
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But, while 4K might be the attraction for Xbox Project Scorpio, chances are that it might not work out as Microsoft has indicated. The rest of RAM, in that case, would be used to speed things up and provide you a smooth gaming experience sans lag.
$499 is a bit pricier than the PlayStation Pro's $399, but the Scorpio is more powerful.
The forthcoming Xbox Scorpio packs in 12 GB of system RAM in total, as Microsoft announced when it unveiled the console's specifications this past April.
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