Xbox One How big is the TV you will be hooking up to "the One"

xlzqwerty1 said:
It will never be comparable to a High End PC running games on max settings at 4K resolution on a 4K TV. That's all really I'm saying, and its highly unlikely that people have the money to purchase and own such a described possession, but as I've said, you get what you pay for. I'm just saddened by the fact that the Xbox One isn't able to play at 1080P native, while a lowly mid-end gaming PC is capable of such a feat while costing at around the same price as the Xbox One itself.
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You're missed informed there. The XB1 can and will run games at 1080 native, The exception so far seems to be COD: Ghost. Forza and NBA 2K are confirmed for 1080p and 60 FPS.
 
I've just got a 42" Samsung in my office. I sit pretty close so it is big enough. I recently noticed a dead pixel on it though which is driving me nuts. :mad:
 
That looks nice. My "computer room" I posted a pic of a few posts above, is really the small pantry off the kitchen. I took some of the shelves out, put in a desk and viola!!! computer room.
 
I will be using my 50" plasma vierra, its a bit old now but i still love it !
 
Has anyone seen anything about the range of the controller and if its rf or ir???
 
Gotta be rf or Bluetooth. I doubt range will be an issue unless you got a really big room.
 
rkkeller said:
Has anyone seen anything about the range of the controller and if its rf or ir???
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Im sure it wont be a problem. I mean the 360 controllers have good range unless you are 100 ft. away lol
 
From IGN

When you plug a micro-USB cable into the controller for wired play the internal radio is shut off and all data is transmitted through the wire.
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Guess they are rf.
 
KN1GHTMARE said:
i'm thinking IR since the Kinect itself is an IR blaster, I would think they would have kept that tech through out the console.
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My bedroom is right next to the living room and I was hoping I could use either TV without dragging the box around. In the past I would unhook my 360 and bring it to the bedroom to free up the larger HDTV.


I can display it to either TV easily, and if the remote will work from the other room, I can easily use either TV.
 
My Samsung HDTV is 46" and I can't wait to see all of the Xbox One in its crisp glory!

J
 
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