Xbox Series X 올 디지털: 기능 및 시장 비교

### 완전 디지털 Xbox 시리즈 X: 게임 콘솔의 새로운 시대
* 🎮 기존 시리즈 X의 개정판으로 출시된 올디지털 Xbox 시리즈 X는 **최신 콘솔에서 디스크 드라이브의 필요성에 대한 의문**을 제기합니다.
* 📅 오리지널 이후 4년 만에 출시된 '로봇 화이트'로 알려진 이 새로운 콘솔은 **디스크 슬롯이 없는 세련된 디자인**을 자랑하지만, 일부 비평가들은 **냉장고에 비유**하기도 합니다.
* 💻 **1TB SSD, 3.8GHz의 8코어 CPU, 12테라플롭 GPU 등 기존 Series X와 동일한 강력한 사양**을 갖추고 있으면서도 크기와 설치 공간은 동일하게 유지합니다.
* 💲 가격이 450달러인 이 모델은 **표준 블랙 시리즈 X보다 50달러 저렴**하지만, 디스크 드라이브가 없다는 점이 많은 게이머에게 비용 절감 효과를 정당화하지 못할 수도 있습니다.
* 🛒 연말 쇼핑 시즌이 다가오면서 **디스크 드라이브가 탑재된 출시 블랙 모델에 대한 할인이 제공될 가능성**이 높으므로 더 나은 가치의 옵션이 될 수 있습니다.
* 📈 이에 비해 소니의 PS5는 **디지털 에디션을 450달러에 제공**하지만 나중에 **80달러에 외장 디스크 드라이브를 연결할 수 있는 유연성**이 추가되며, 현재 Xbox 사용자에게는 제공되지 않는 기능입니다.
* 🔮 Xbox와 PlayStation이 모두 올디지털 콘솔로 전환함에 따라 디스크와 디지털 사이의 선택은 여전히 중요하며, 많은 게이머는 **물리적 미디어를 사용할 수 있는 기능**을 중요하게 생각합니다.
* 🤔 궁극적으로 게임 콘솔의 미래는 디지털로 기울겠지만, **게이머가 여전히 디스크 드라이브 옵션을 선호할까요, 아니면 완전한 디지털 경험**을 받아들일 준비가 되어 있을까요?

올 디지털 Xbox Series X에는 디스크 드라이브가 없기 때문에 물리적 미디어를 지원하는 모델에 비해 매력이 떨어집니다.

this is the newest Xbox gaming console, the disas All Digital Xbox series X. It kind of exists in between the launch series X and Series S consoles. It brings up the question of whether or not game consoles still need a disc drive. I'm going to tell you what's new about this machine and how it Stacks up against the competition. The original Xbox series X launched in November 2020, and now, 4 years later, we get the first revision with this all-digital White Version. Technically, it's called robot white. I actually think it looks real nice and Slick without that disc slot. I also know some people on the internet think it looks more like a fridge than ever. This also isn't Xbox's first disc-less console. That title goes to the Xbox 1 s All Digital Edition that came out last generation. And if we look at the current generation, we've had the less powerful, smaller Xbox series s that has never had a disc drive. What's unique about this one is that now you have Xbox's most

powerful current generation console, the Xbox Series X, without the ability to read discs. And that's the big difference here. Just like the launch Series X, it has 1 TB of SSD storage. It comes with the standard controller. It has the same 8-core at 3.8 GHz CPU and 12 teraflop GPU. The size and footprint are also identical. One tiny difference: the launch black model had a green inside to its top vent. The white one is just blank with no accent color. It doesn't have a disc drive, so this console is cheaper to make. So, the price has been lowered as well. The white All-Digital Xbox Series X retails for $450, which is $50 cheaper than the standard black Xbox Series X. You actually have a few different options if you're in the market for an Xbox right now, so let me give you my recommendation. This new white Series X just isn't discounted enough to make it worth missing out on the disc drive. And I say that as someone who hasn't put a disc in their console.

for probably over a year at this point. With that said, used games or sharing a disc with a friend are very popular ways to play games. So, I would advise you to get the launch black model and pay the extra $50. Now, we're also heading into a holiday shopping season. Black Friday is right around the corner, and Microsoft often discounts their Xboxes accordingly. Considering this robot white model is brand new, there probably won't be much of a discount. But I can almost guarantee that the launch model with a disc drive will see a reduction. In fact, based on past sales, I've seen it get even cheaper than the all-digital's $450 price point. On the other hand, Xbox does have another Xbox Series X that launched alongside this white one, the Galaxy Black special edition model. This console has the same performance specs as the other Series X's. It also has a disc drive, but it doubles the internal SSD storage capacity up to 2 TB. That model retails for $600, which is $100 more than the standard black Series X. Considering

Microsoft sells external storage drives that you can use to upgrade any current-gen Xbox, and those are usually around $150 for 1 terabyte. You're actually saving a bit by getting the Galaxy edition. Of course, if you're looking for the cheapest current-gen Xbox console, there's always the Series S. This is the less powerful, smaller, and cheaper Xbox on the market, retailing for $300 with 512 GB of storage. Also launching alongside the two previously mentioned consoles is a new $350 model that doubles the SSD capacity to 1 terabyte. It's worth looking at how this all compares to what Sony is doing with their PlayStation consoles at the moment. PlayStation offers two versions of the PS5: the disc version, which retails for $500, and the digital edition, which doesn't have a disc drive and costs $450. It's the same price breakdown as Xbox; however, PlayStation has the added benefit of being able to attach a disc drive to their digital console later on. The external disc drive retails for $80.

even though that costs more than the disc version alone, it's a nice benefit if you change your mind after purchase, something you can't do with Xbox. And if we look at Sony's next console, the PS5 Pro launching this fall, it is only being sold in a non-disc drive configuration. However, you can still attach that same external drive afterwards. It's clear that discless all-digital consoles are the future, as we see both Sony and Microsoft leaning more and more in this direction. When it comes to Xbox's lineup, I feel like the discount you're getting with this new Robot White model just isn't cheap enough to warrant a purchase over one that can read discs. With how often physical media goes on discount or the lower price of used games, you'll easily make up that $50 difference. But what I prefer overall is PlayStation's option of allowing the player to add on a drive at any time and not get locked to one option at the point of purchase. I would love to see Xbox adopt a similar strategy in the future, but what

Do you think do you still want to disc drive in your console, or have you moved on to an all-digital future? Let me know in the comments, and thanks for watching.

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완전히 디지털화된 Xbox 시리즈 X: 새로운 개정판

올디지털 Xbox Series X는 4년 만에 디스크 드라이브가 없는 세련된 로봇 화이트 디자인으로 출시되는 오리지널 콘솔의 첫 번째 개정판입니다.

1TB의 SSD 스토리지, 8코어 CPU, 12테라플롭 GPU 등 출시 모델과 동일한 강력한 사양을 제공하지만 가격은 450달러로 더 저렴합니다.

하지만 디스크 드라이브가 없다는 점을 고려하면 할인 폭이 크지 않아 매력도가 떨어집니다.

Xbox 및 PlayStation 콘솔 모델 비교

특히 연말 쇼핑 시즌이 다가오고 할인 가능성이 있는 지금, Xbox의 블랙 출시 모델을 추천합니다.

갤럭시 블랙 스페셜 에디션 Xbox Series X는 600달러에 두 배의 스토리지를 제공하여 비용 효율적인 업그레이드 옵션을 제공합니다.

Xbox Series S는 현세대 콘솔 중 가장 저렴한 300달러이며, PlayStation은 PS5 모델에 대해 비슷한 가격대를 제공하며 나중에 디지털 에디션에 디스크 드라이브를 추가할 수 있는 옵션을 제공합니다.

소니와 마이크로소프트가 모두 이 방향으로 기울고 있는 가운데 올 디지털 콘솔이 미래가 되고 있습니다.

올가을 출시되는 소니의 PS5 Pro는 디스크 드라이브가 없는 구성으로만 판매되지만 나중에 외장 드라이브를 장착할 수 있도록 할 예정입니다.

Xbox의 새로운 로봇 화이트 모델이 제공하는 할인 혜택은 물리적 미디어의 이점을 능가할 만큼 크지 않으며, 필자는 나중에 드라이브를 추가할 수 있는 PlayStation의 유연한 접근 방식을 선호합니다.

콘솔 게임의 미래: 디스크 드라이브 대 디지털

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