Foreign media says Microsoft is developing next generation Xbox expected 2015 release

According to foreign media reports, there are indications that Microsoft has begun a new generation of Xbox game consoles early design work, and plans to launch in 2015. ZDNet, a well-known technology web site, found a picture on the website of a designer named Ben Patterson (Ben Patterson) last night, with comments "working with Microsoft's Ieb design team to investigate future user experiences and hardware released in 2015."　　Currently, the picture has been deleted. Microsoft's February recruitment message shows that the company is recruiting employees engaged in the new generation of early Xbox design work.　　The Xbox team hires employees responsible for "defining and implementing a new generation of game consoles", and the Xbox incubation team hires a researcher who can create a "change the industry experience". "We firmly believe that the Xbox 360 lifecycle will continue into 2015," Chene Kim Shane Kim, an Xbox team executive, said in an interview in 2009, largely thanks to the Kinect body sensing controller. As far as Microsoft is concerned, extending the Xbox 360 lifecycle is of great business importance, helping to reduce hardware costs.　　At the beginning of the Xbox and Xbox 360 release, Microsoft was losing at least 100 dollars per sales. It's been a "long" time since the 2015 release of the new Xbox, which is a "lengthy" period-typically, 18-24 months before the product team starts to determine the specifications of the product, so the leaked design is completely unlikely to be in the final product. (Edit/Xu Mingming)