According to Xbox CEO Sarah Bond, the upcoming Xbox system will be a "very premium, very high-end curated experience." Bond, who previously stated that the next Xbox will not be restricted to a single retail location, hinted that the device might resemble the newly released Xbox-branded ROG Ally handhelds, which are Windows 11 computers with an Xbox interface installed.
The Microsoft executive's comments come in an interview with Mashable on Wednesday, when she covered the new ROG Xbox Ally handhelds, Xbox strategy, next-gen consoles, among other things.
In response to a question concerning the upcoming Xbox generation, Bond stated that the system will cater to high-end consumers, implying that its price may be somewhat higher.
Bond told Mashable, "The next-generation console is going to be a very premium, very high-end curated experience." "Some of the ideas we have in this handheld are beginning to show to you."
Sarah Bond on the Xbox Next Generation
Bond has also previously stated that the upcoming Xbox will not be restricted to a single retail location, implying that, like the Xbox-branded handhelds, the console would be a Windows-based gadget with an open platform that allows third-party marketplaces like Steam and Epic Games Store.
AI capabilities may possibly be included in the next Xbox system. This year, Microsoft released Gaming Copilot, an AI-powered application that runs on Windows PCs and the Xbox app on mobile devices. The new Xbox-branded handhelds also include the feature, which is incorporated into the gaming Bar and may offer suggestions, gaming hints, and other information.
Bond's remarks about the upcoming Microsoft system being a "premium" gadget are consistent with a previous leak that stated the next-generation Xbox will be more powerful and costly than the PlayStation 6. The source indicates that the upcoming Xbox and PS6 are expected to be released in 2027.

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