Xbox Series S Confirmed and Specs Seemingly Leak

Earlier today, Xbox made it 'Official'. The Xbox Series S is coming this Holiday for $US299 (which likely will sell at $499 AUD).

Xbox Series S' specs have seemingly leaked through a trailer, saying that the console will feature a 512GB SSD, run games at 1440p up to 120 frames per second, and will support raytracing.

After a series of leaks and a confirmation that the console will arrive at a $299 / £249.99 price point, a trailer posted on Twitter seems to go into some finer details:

A list of the Xbox Series S Specs include:

• All-Digital

• 1440p at up to 120FPS

• DirectX Raytracing

• Variable Rate Shading

• Variable Refresh Rate

• Ultra-Low Latency

• Custom 512GB SSD

• 4K Streaming Media Playback

• 4K Upscaling for Games

The trailer also shows how the console is 60% smaller than Xbox Series X, and explains that its SSD uses the same Velocity Architecture as Xbox Series X's equivalent - which should mean short load times and seamless game switching.

Despite all of the new information today, we still don't know how to pre-order an Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, but Xbox says we'll hear more "soon" - so we'll hopefully learn about that in the not-too-distant future.