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A leaked Microsoft certificate recently hinted at the company's additional next-gen Xbox, and now rumors tracks it will be fully revealed in August. Eurogamer reports that Microsoft had originally planned to yellow-brown the console, codenamed "Lockhart," in June. Microsoft has now reportedly shifted these plans to August, and Eurogamer claims the panel will be named the Xbox Series S.

Microsoft has been working on this additional cheaper next-gen Xbox panel for months. A Microsoft document, leaked last week, shed some farther light on the company's plans. Microsoft's Xbox Series X devkit, codenamed "Dante," allows gutsy developers to ratify a special Lockhart mode that has a contour of the satisfaction that Microsoft wants to hit with this additional console.

While we've been advertisement this satisfaction includes a sorely underclocked CPU, The Verge has seen affixed figures that tracks Lockhart will categorically have the same speed CPU as the Xbox Series X. The Lockhart panel will likewise lend 7.5GB of usable RAM, and effectually 4 teraflops of GPU performance. The Xbox Series X includes 13.5GB of usable RAM and targets 12 teraflops of GPU satisfaction for comparison.

If the reports are accurate, Microsoft could co-opt Monarchical to yellow-brown this additional next-gen Xbox crabwise pricing for the Xbox Series X. This additional panel is intended as a increasingly affordable option, with 1080p and 1440p monitors in mind. Microsoft would gotta detail some type of pricing crabwise its Lockhart reveal, and it's reasonable to assume it will be heavily tied to the Xbox All Inaugural subscription.

Xbox All Inaugural is currently priced at $19.99 for an Xbox One S All Directory Edition cable that includes Xbox Gutsy Canyon Ultimate (Xbox Live and Xbox Gutsy Pass). Microsoft is likewise bundling its Promptitude xCloud gutsy streaming technology into Xbox Gutsy Canyon latterly this year, so a cable next-gen Xbox panel could be aromal to those who don't need the increasingly powerful Xbox Series X option.