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Project Scorpio: Everything we know about the next Xbox coming 2017

The shiny new Xbox One S was just a taste. Microsoft’s Project Scorpio — coming in the fourth quarter of 2017 — will be the true main meal. According to Microsoft, it’s both the future of Xbox and the most powerful game console ever made.

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Project Scorpio: Everything we know about the next Xbox coming 2017 was originally published on iSeeTech

Project Scorpio: Everything we know about the next Xbox coming 2017 was originally published on iSeeTech

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Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech

Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech

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The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers

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Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech

Computer coding classes for disadvantaged children could boost social mobility in digital careers was originally published on iSeeTech