The day has finally arrived - after all the speculation,
Microsoft has lifted the veil off the new Xbox.  It's called the
Xbox One and it's Microsoft's effort to put the user at the
center of the entertainment experience. Unlike the PS4 reveal,
we actually got a look at the console during today's Redmond,
Wash. event.  "Team Xbox is on a new mission," said Microsoft's
Marc Whitten, "to create an all-in-one system to light up a new
generation of games, TV and entertainment.  "It puts you at the
center. It's simple, instant and complete."  The console
features live TV viewing and interactive apps, and universal
gestures like "grab" are designed to help users zip through
their system in an all new way.  Xbox One specs  The Xbox One
has 5 billion transistors, 8GB of RAM, eight-core CPU and a
64-bit architecture. USB 3.0, a Blu-ray drive, 802.11n wireless,
and an in-house designed 500 GB HDD are also part of the Xbox
One package, plus (breath) HDMI in and out ports.  There's a
single 40-nanometer chip with both th