xScreen A screen designed Xbox Series S It will be coming to Kickstarter soon. What makes it unique is that it is an accessory designed to turn Microsoft’s small console into one Semi-small console. Its small shape, in fact, allows it to attach to the back of the console and move easily. However, to work, you always need a power station.
Creators UPspec Gaming As it blends in with the colors and lines and ports and features of Microsoft’s white console, they designed the xScreen to blend perfectly with the smaller Xbox Series S. This screen, in fact, connects to the back of the console and receives the video signal through the HDMI socket, while it is powered by the USB-C socket. This way you will need a simple console power cable to operate the Series S and the monitor.
A hole is left in the back to allow easy access to the power cable and expansion slot.
Regarding Technical specifications The xScreen offers an 11.6-inch IPS monitor with a 60Hz upgrade rate. It combines two front stereo speakers and has volume and brightness controls. Its dimensions are 295 x 191 x 73 mm, weighing 695 grams.
The monitor costs $ 250 when it hits stores. The first 200 people who supported the project took it home with 9 159, and now it is 9 189. All the details can be found here This address. The monitor will arrive on Kickstarter in June.
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