Jun 17, 2016 06:51 AM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

Microsoft's newest Xbox which Microsoft named as "Project Scorpio" will soon be out in the Market. Microsoft tells the people to prepare for a new stirring and powerful Xbox, equipped with latest features exclusively for "Project Scorpio".

Microsoft never failed to amuse their fans. During the E3 2016 press conference, Microsoft revealed their new and said to be the most powerful console which Microsoft named as "Project Scorpio" will be released on 2017 together with Xbox One and Xbox One S. Microsoft's "Project Scorpio" is believed to be powered by AMD CPU, alphr reports. There is still no news of how much will this new Xbox will cost but it is said that the fans should expect it to be a little expensive.

New improvements and features will be introduced, says Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft's Xbox. These features includes: six Teraflops of processing power in other words, it operates trillion floating point per second which means a more powerful GPU and also rumoured to be higher than PS4 Neo, "Project Scorpio" can also support full 4K gaming, 8-core CPU and Capable of supporting VR and even support virtual reality experiences.

What's more amazing about this Microsoft's new Xbox is, it is capable of transferring 320GB/s which is likely to have a 12GB of GDDR5 RAM. "Project Scorpio" is also compatible with other Xbox One Controllers but what makes "Project Scorpio" unique among other Xbox is, "Project Scorpio" is both VR and 4k-ready,Expertreviews reported. Lastly "Project Scorpio" has the ability to upgrade its hardware which even Xbox One or the Xbox One S cannot have.

Having so much high tech features, Microsoft says, "Project Scorpio" will be quite expensive, though there are still no announcements and details of how much will "Project Scorpio" cost, Microsoft tells those who are interested to expect a much higher price for this Xbox. There is also no exact date of its release but it is rumored that "Project Scorpio" will be out on Market sometime in fall.

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