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According to a recent leak published on The Verge, Microsoft is reportedly planning to release a white digital edition of their much-applauded Xbox Series X. I apologize for the quality of the images because that's what was in the leak. As it stands, the rumor hasn't been officially confirmed by Microsoft, however, the gaming community is already buzzing with excitement and speculation. 

This leak suggests that the white edition will maintain the same advanced features as the standard Xbox Series X, such as the high-speed SSD for faster loading times, ray-tracing for more realistic graphics, and backward compatibility for accessible game libraries. This new version, however, will be purely digital, with no disc drive present, aligning with the increasing demand for digital gaming.

Many believe that the white digital edition of the Xbox Series X will be a welcome addition to the current line of Xbox game consoles, which only have a standard black version. I don't see anything out of the ordinary and this is a strategic move aimed at Microsoft to attract a wider audience by satisfying various aesthetic preferences. And my following question: can this Xbox Series X digital edition be a bit smaller?

Although this info has sparked considerable excitement, it's important to wait for an official confirmation before making any conclusions. Microsoft tends to be secretive about its product developments, ensuring high anticipation among the gaming community.