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-[* black] Slim is no longer in. This year's Xbox is rocking a fuller figure and, judging by those grilles, packing some serious cooling.
- [* black] The Series X has a smaller footprint than the One X, even if you put it on its side, but the Series X is 60% larger by volume.
-[* black] More grilles deck the back (including a splash of green-grille—not a bubble level) along with markings and ports.
- [* black] In an excellent accessibility move, the ports are differentiated by raised dots, making it easier for the sight impaired and those fumbling around the back of this beast in the dark.
-[* black] We're not tearing down its sister console, the Series S, today—but we have some nifty X-rays of the entire system incoming! Stay tuned.
+[* black] Slim is no longer in. This year's flagship Xbox is rocking a fuller figure and, judging by that huge grille, packing some serious cooling.
+ [* black] The Series X has a smaller footprint than the One X, even if you lay it on its side. But it's 60% larger by volume, likely thanks to a larger fan and heatsink.
+[* black] Air intake grilles grace the back of the console, along with the usual ports and the new expansion slot.
+ [* black] In an excellent accessibility move, the ports are differentiated by raised dots, making it easier for the sight impaired and those fumbling around the back.
+[* black] We're not tearing down the Series S today, but we have some nifty X-rays of the entire system incoming! Stay tuned.