No more fighting over the TV
An accessory that adds its own screen to the Xbox Series S console is a pretty useful idea.
The fact that game consoles don't have their own screen is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because we can connect them to any TV, even a very large one, and thus get a wonderful picture, but a curse because there are fights over who will occupy that TV - the actor or the one who would like to watch a TV program. Not to mention playing on the road.
There is a solution for the Xbox Series S console. It's called the xScreen, and it's a screen that attaches to the console and turns it into a kind of chunky laptop with a 29.5 cm (11.6 inch) diagonal screen, a 1080p resolution, and a 60 Hz refresh rate, which is quite tolerable considering that this is how the device becomes portable. The xScreen is designed so that its HDMI and USB ports fit into the ports on the console, but so that you don't suffer too much, everything is attached to the Xbox with special clips.
xScreen is currently in the phase of raising funds for serial production, where it is doing very well, so a release in January next year is probably not in question. The price? You can reserve it on Kickstarter for AUD 259, which works out to a good €160. It's not even that expensive...
Source: Kickstarter
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