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"Xbox One TV will only be available to US users at the next-generation console&amp;#039;s launch. Microsoft has said that it is &amp;quot;anticipating a global launch over time&amp;quot; for the TV integration feature.  The newly announced console will allow users to navigate live television with Kinect using voice commands and gestures, as well as having a &amp;#039;snap&amp;#039; feature that allows applications to be overlaid on the television for multitasking. &amp;quot;Our goal is to enable live TV through Xbox One in every way that it is delivered throughout the world, whether that&amp;#039;s television service providers, over the air or over the Internet, or HDMI-in via a set top box (as is the case with many providers in the US),&amp;quot; said Microsoft. &amp;quot;The delivery of TV is complex and we are working through the many technologies and policies around the world to make live TV available where Xbox One is available.&amp;quot; The Xbox One will access the TV features through BT, Virgin, Sky, or Freeview boxes using an HDMI pass-through, which is sold separately from the console.  Announced this week, Xbox One - described as an all-in-one &amp;quot;ultimate home entertainment system&amp;quot; - will be launched later this year. Microsoft has confirmed that while Xbox One won&amp;#039;t require an always-on connection, there will be a fee to play used games. Xbox One will see 15 exclusive games launch in its first year, including Forza Motorsport 5 on day one. Exclusive partnerships with EA and Activision have also been announced, with exclusive content for FIFA 14 and Call of Duty: Ghosts. &amp;gt; Follow our on-going Xbox One coverage &amp;gt; Pre-order your Xbox One now from the Digital Spy Store Gallery - view images of Xbox One below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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