Microsoft: Xbox One Is Perfect For Your Small Business
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA... oh this is to good oh god!
Seriously Microsoft so you are just going to push Windows RT onto the Xbox One. So you even can claim "It can do small office"
How again does this helps the gamer? Oh it doesn't!
Oh at least you gave us a laugh this is awesomely wrong! Seriously WTF are you doing Microsoft. Who set you up to do this.
You think that just putting your failed products on EVERYTHING you sell that it will work. Oh boy, at least you made me and I hope a few others laugh.
Oh and before I sign off.. what happened to gaming consoles being about gaming. Because really Microsoft are you trying to make the Xbox One into I can do everything.. while failing at being a gameconsole?
Seriously Microsoft so you are just going to push Windows RT onto the Xbox One. So you even can claim "It can do small office"
How again does this helps the gamer? Oh it doesn't!
Oh at least you gave us a laugh this is awesomely wrong! Seriously WTF are you doing Microsoft. Who set you up to do this.
You think that just putting your failed products on EVERYTHING you sell that it will work. Oh boy, at least you made me and I hope a few others laugh.
Oh and before I sign off.. what happened to gaming consoles being about gaming. Because really Microsoft are you trying to make the Xbox One into I can do everything.. while failing at being a gameconsole?
This is quite funny and kinda pathetic. With this, Microsoft is enforcing exactly why a lot of gamers don't want the new Xbox: Microsoft doesn't seem to care about games. Oh Microsoft, you so clueless...
I'll buy it if they call it the New Zune(c) #trolling
Is Microsoft trying to get people to buy a PC because they will probably get windows?
Is Microsoft trying to get people to buy a PC because they will probably get windows?
I'm suprised MS are courting small businesses after buring that bridge with Windows 8 and Office 2013/Office 360.
Now call me crazy but for $500 you could buy a decent laptop or a very decent PC right? I'm pretty sure webcam is standard with those. This seems like clutching at straws. They're still trying to make internet explorer sound like a feature too, when even the PS3 had a webbrowser
Nice try Microsoft, but you're coming across as a tad desperate here. Don't try and convince us (or yourselves) that you spent eight years upgrading a gaming console into a power tool for the modern workplace.
Hell, not only will any old cheap PC be able to Skype or show powerpoint presentations or any other bullshit Microsoft thinks they'd use the Xbone for, these businesses are pretty much guaranteed to already have a computer. This smacks of a combination of desperation and really having no clue who the market for the Xbone actually is.BrotherRool said:
News flash: small businesses that aren't swimming in capital aren't going to buy a $500 console that does less than their computer they already own does.
I have a dumb question:
"Why can't a VIDEO GAME CONSOLE be centered around attracting video game players?"
I say that's a dumb question because Sony has already come out and said that the PS4 is first, and foremost a video game console with those as the main focus of the game. Sure it has social features that stack up in the system, but those are to complement the gaming habits of the users.
XbOne looks less and less like a video game console every time that Microsoft opens it's mouth about the system.
"Why can't a VIDEO GAME CONSOLE be centered around attracting video game players?"
I say that's a dumb question because Sony has already come out and said that the PS4 is first, and foremost a video game console with those as the main focus of the game. Sure it has social features that stack up in the system, but those are to complement the gaming habits of the users.
XbOne looks less and less like a video game console every time that Microsoft opens it's mouth about the system.
And with the Kinect 2.0 spying on your employees, you won't have to worry about your workers embezzling funds or eating the sandwich you left in the fridge.
