Enlarge / The “Carbon Black” Series S, seen alongside the original console.Microsoft As much as we like the Xbox Series S as a cheap but powerful, all-digital entry point into the Xbox console ecosystem, the machine’s 500GB of onboard storage can seem paltry when downloading and installing today’s massive games. And while we like how the system’s high-speed storage reduces load times, it also means that expanding the storage can be expensive.
That’s all preamble for today’s announcement of the Carbon Black Xbox Series S, a version of the console with a full 1TB of storage and a $349.99 MSRP.
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