Gary Oldman
Active Member
I came across this blog piece about the XBox One and it's goal to become a all in one entertainment machines for the living room.
However, there was an interesting quote I wanted to share:
But will the Xbox One really change the way consumers watch TV? Probably not. Cable companies are a roadblock that prevents devices such as an Xbox One, Apple TV, or Roku from taking over the television market. Cable providers will need to be sold on why they should use these new technologies rather than traditional set-top boxes to supply consumers with the signals they need to view TV. That said, these new devices are proliferating the content space and both the PS4 and Xbox provide multiple opportunities for advertisers and marketers.
Source
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-smith/will-xbox-one-change-the-_b_3971873.html
What I don't understand is people that already have a cable box and buy a Xbox One. Do they just start to use the One instead?
What do you guys think? Will Microsoft suceed where others have failed (so far)?
However, there was an interesting quote I wanted to share:
But will the Xbox One really change the way consumers watch TV? Probably not. Cable companies are a roadblock that prevents devices such as an Xbox One, Apple TV, or Roku from taking over the television market. Cable providers will need to be sold on why they should use these new technologies rather than traditional set-top boxes to supply consumers with the signals they need to view TV. That said, these new devices are proliferating the content space and both the PS4 and Xbox provide multiple opportunities for advertisers and marketers.
Source
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-smith/will-xbox-one-change-the-_b_3971873.html
What I don't understand is people that already have a cable box and buy a Xbox One. Do they just start to use the One instead?
What do you guys think? Will Microsoft suceed where others have failed (so far)?