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The Xbox One is branding itself as an all-in-one entertainment console, but Microsoft might have a tough time marketing the device to disparate demographics.
Xbox One Fails to Rattle the MSFT Cage
Microsoft unveiled its next-gen console, the Xbox One, to a somewhat warm consumer reception -- but it would've taken something extreme to really push the MSFT needle.
EA Crashes … Are Consoles Next?
Here’s a look at what the future of gaming could mean for Nintendo , Sony and Microsoft, plus a peek at a few wildcards that could disrupt the business.
Thursday Apple Rumors: Apple Could Destroy Console Gaming
An Apple set-top box could destroy the gaming console industry; New Zealand police get iPhones and iPads; and Apple responds to Greenlight Capital lawsuit.
What Microsoft’s 2013 Might Look Like
It's on a roll with releases of scads of new products across a range of fronts. The question is: Will they spark new growth?
10 Big-Picture Takeaways From CES 2013
As a place to spot tech trends, this year's show didn't disappoint. From new TV technology to companies that are on the rise -- or falling -- here's a wrap-up.
