In an announcement that will surprise no-one, Microsoft have officially announced the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition. The discless console will be the cheapest version of the console to date and will launch with three games - Forza Horizon 3, Minecraft and Sea of Thieves pre-installed. The console will retail for $249 in the US - a $50 saving on the disc-sporting standard Xbox One S.
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As part of the announcement, Microsoft stated their intention to "maintain at least that price difference between the two consoles going forward."
The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition will include a 1TB hard drive with the option to use external storage via USB as with the existing console. The console will also support 4K HDR material - so will continue to support 4K streaming services, such as Netflix, even though it ditches the 4K Blu-ray drive.