Major Nelson demonstrates booting up an Xbox One from low power mode - 13 seconds
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Well... this changes everything. Can the xbox be connected to the TV? In terms of turning on/off. Probably not, but man, that would be the feature to aim for.
Of course it's faster; they only have to draw 720 pixels. 
But yeah, can't wait. And from the looks of this, once I have it, I won't have to.
But yeah, can't wait. And from the looks of this, once I have it, I won't have to.
Honestly, I do not think so. The main reason the current dash has slowed down is because of all the stuff that was added with very little RAM to load it. The xbox one has plenty of RAM for the OS's so the performance should be pretty much the same throughout the lifecycle.
Of course it's faster; they only have to draw 720 pixels.
But yeah, can't wait. And from the looks of this, once I have it, I won't have to.
I know this likely a joke, but the dash is 1080P.
Thats the whole point of the tv intergration, it controls your tv. When you say xbox on the kinect will work like a remote for your tv if you pressed the power button on it. The same with the tv through the xbox some people are worried it means they'd then be watching xbox tv its not true. Its simply allowing fast access to the tv's hdmi feed. Rather than you having to switch to another hdmi connection on your tv remote, the xbox will just switch to displaying your tv's feed.
Who this?
Anyway, so this the lowest power mode there is for Xbox One? It's similar to having a HDTV on standby?
Essentially they will both just be on standby mode yes. I thanks to some assistance from here worked it out to be about £15 for a years worth of the xbox being on standby which id say is alright.
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