XboX360 life expectancy? Microsoft recruit to develop next generation host

Typically, a home game host has a lifetime of 5-6 years.　　Just last November, Microsoft's console Xbox 360 spent its 6 birthday, so it's not surprising that Microsoft is now intent on laying the groundwork in the gaming hardware market. According to a few job postings on the business social networking site LinkedIn, Microsoft is building a team that "defines and publishes the next generation of household machines from concept to practice."　　At present, Microsoft's interactive entertainment business unit is recruiting audio/video hardware designers, audio architecture engineers, and graphic image architecture engineers. In addition, Microsoft is recruiting "Wireless DV Engineer", this position will "play a key role in the development and validation of Xbox and future gaming platform".　　The Xbox department is also recruiting a design verification engineer and a senior hardware verification engineer. Microsoft's first Xbox 360 was published in November 2005, and the failure of hardware design errors caused by frequent criticism, Microsoft spent 1 billion U.S. dollars on the failure of the machine repair. Microsoft then redesigned the game consoles to launch a more lightweight Xbox 360 S in 2010, which is now a common version of our market.