Microsoft might want to bring designer Joseph Dumary onboard after checking out his next-gen Xbox Prestige prototype. It’s smaller than the Xbox Slim, absorbs less power, and features DirectLOAD technology, which instantly loads games once the console’s powered on. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Dumary also includes a second-gen version of the Kinect titled KinectIN that’s built into the system, allowing users the opportunity to toy with new features and enhanced motion-control gestures. KinectIN sports two cameras, four sensors, and a high-sensitive microphone that takes full advantage of voice and face recognition.
Strangely enough, the futuristic peripheral isn’t used for games, but as a chip scanner for your Xbox Card—a new purchasing system that virtually stores games on the internal 2TB hard drive. Dope. The system is also powered by an eight-core processor and welcomes 3D 4K2K graphics, multiTV, Live TV, Live Webcam, and more. We know…we know. This is exactly what the rumored Xbox 720 should be. Like we said, Microsoft, bring this dude onboard. Check out more product shots over at Concept Phones’ website.
