Microsoft held a few hours ago a presentation about the future of Windows 10, focusing on update coming soon to beginning 2017 called "Creators Update" because it contains several features for users more creative; the event was also the occasion to announce new features for users Xbox One.

First, Microsoft has announced that when the Creators Update arrives on Xbox One will integrate natively with the operating system--and not with an external app like Twitch-the ability to broadcast live our matches through the service Beam , recently acquired from the House of Redmond. Of course the service will also allow us to follow other users ' broadcasts directly from the console and you can even interact in various ways with them.

Another new feature that will make happy lovers of high fidelity is the arrival of Dolby Atmos , and in general the bitstream audio in high quality, for the Blu-ray and Blu-ray UltraHD (the latter only on model S) console.

Online competitions lovers will be pleased to know that since beginning 2017 Xbox Live Arena functionality already available today in the Preview program but only for specific tournaments created by Microsoft, will allow all players to create their own competitions, establishing the rules and decide whether to make them private or public.

Finally, there is a very exciting news that could be reflected on Project Scorpio : Microsoft announced that star working with several hardware manufacturers to create low cost VR viewers for devices Win10 (and therefore also the Xbox One). We speak to viewers from $ 299, when today Rift and lives costing three or even four times. Since we already know that Project Scorpio will have full compatibility with all viewers VR to PC, this means that holders of the new console will be able to buy a low cost Viewer, of course provided that there is sufficient support from software house.

We're partnering with top PC makers to build a range of innovative VR headsets starting at $ 299. Coming in 2017. #MicrosoftEvent pic.twitter.com/pMnFbJFZe6

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