Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft has started selling a new black version of the Xbox ...

Your changes have been saved Email is sent If you're looking for a best-value gaming console along with storage expansion hardware, the Xbox Series S and Seagate 1TB NVMe SSD bundle deal should be ...

It’s a new day, and there’s a new Xbox Series S.The 1TB Carbon Black model that just dropped is a welcome addition to the lineup, and not just because it provides a different hue that switches ...

Seagate usually sells 1TB and 2TB Expansion Cards --the 512GB Expansion Cards seem to have been discontinued for a while now- ...

Microsoft knows this, which is why it just launched a new 1TB version of the console — and coated it in black just for good measure. The $350 Xbox Series S Carbon Black features the same compact ...

Earlier this summer Microsoft confirmed a new model of its entry-level console, the Xbox Series S 1TB. If the name didn't give it away, this is an Xbox Series S console with a larger 1TB SSD.

Xbox unveiled a new Xbox Series S - one with 1TB of storage and coming in a sleek carbon black - at today's Xbox Showcase. The newly unveiled console features the same speed and performance of the ...

The Xbox Series S 1TB is the definitive model of Microsoft’s most compact and affordable game console. The upgraded storage space is reasonably priced and practically essential if you’re going ...

That's all preamble for today's announcement of the Carbon Black Xbox Series S, a version of the console with a full 1TB of storage and a $349.99 MSRP. That's about $30 less than you would pay for ...

but I think it's a respectable mid-gen upgrade nonetheless. The 1TB Xbox Series S is launching on September 1. It'll retail for $349 / £299 and, like the Xbox Series X, sports a carbon black ...

There's also a 1TB Xbox Series S available in black, which ramps up the price but offers double the SSD space, which is useful for modern games that seem to be constantly ballooning in install size.