History of Microsoft consoles

In 1999 the software giant Microsoft hired a small group of video game developers to create its Xbox video game console.
The project was officially confirmed on March 10, 2000, and in 2001 Microsoft launched its first Xbox console (in collaboration with Intel) to compete against the PlayStation 2, Sony's second console, Nintendo's Gamecube, and Sega's Dreamcast.

Founder: Bill Gates & Paul Allen
Headquarters: Redmond USA
Founded: 1975

List of Microsoft consoles

• Xbox
  

  Manufacturer: Microsoft
  Launches: 2001
  Generation: 6
  CPU: Pentium III
  Memory: 64 MB
  
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• Xbox 360
  

  Manufacturer: Microsoft
  Launches: 2005
  Generation: 7
  CPU: PowerPC @ 3.2 GHz
  Memory: 512 MB
  
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• Xbox One
  

  Manufacturer: Microsoft
  Launches: 2013
  Generation: 8
  CPU: AMD 8-core APU @ 1.75 GHz
  Memory: 8 GB
  
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• Xbox Series X/S
  

  Manufacturer: Microsoft
  Launches: 2020
  Generation: 9
  CPU: Custom AMD 8-core Zen 2;
  Memory: 16 GB
  
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