Microsoft recently launched an update of their current-gen console the Xbox One, simply called the Xbox One S. It’s 40% smaller that it’s original counterpart, has a massive 2TB storage capacity and it’s the only console to feature Blu-Ray and 4k Ultra HD streaming capabilities. Yet for all it’s fancy features it’s not portable… for obvious reasons. But if it was, it would look something like the 'Xbook One S'.
Created by Ed Zarick, this unique take on the new console looks like the illegitimate love child of an Xbox One and a laptop. This isn’t his first time doing this either, back in 2014 Zarick did the same thing to the OG Xbox One. For his latest hybrid he’s added a 19-inch screen to the Xbox One S with 720p HD resolution. While a using a full HD panel would've been ideal, fitting in a 720p panel means less weight—it is meant to be portable after all.
Other than the resolution constraints it still carries the same features and specs of a normal Xbox One S.
If the idea of high quality current-gen gaming on the move tickles your fancy you can buy the Xbook One S by clicking here. The 1TB version is available for $1545 while the 500GB cost you $1495.
