Xbox Game Pass streaming device spotted on Phil Spencer's shelf
(Pocket-lint) — Xbox boss Phil Spencer has a habit of teasing future hardware by surreptitiously placing it in plain sight — often in a video address or photo. And, it seems he has done so again, this time with the much-discussed Xbox streaming device or «puck», as some have taken to call it.
It is no secret that Xbox has been working on a device to deliver Xbox Cloud Gaming to TVs without the need for an Xbox console or Samsung set (which has its own Gaming Hub). However, we hadn't seen any evidence of the hardware itself… until now.
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Spencer posted a photo taking in his office of his famed gaming shelves, with a new Vault Boy figure front and centre. More interesting is a white, obling device on the top shelf that looks a bit like a mini Xbox Series S.
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The Verge's Tom Warren, who is also somewhat an Xbox and Microsoft expert, believes it to be the streamer the Xbox boss mentioned in May this year — which has also been known by the codename Keystone.
The exciting part of this is that its debut in public suggests a release can't be too far off. Spencer rarely places something on his shelves that isn't imminent.
It will undoubtedly connect to a TV via HDMI and have
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