Xbox Series X-inspired Mini Fridge coming this holiday season, turning the meme into reality! - Yanko Design

In Nov 2020, Microsoft revealed their next-generation gaming console – the Xbox Serial X – and it became a function of memes for a very unusual reason. People on social media compared its shape to a fridge, and sportingly, even Microsoft joined in the gag, making a real-sized functional fridge at that time. The i-off Xbox Series X Fridge was given away in an online contest. Now it seems Microsoft has been intrigued by the idea of Xbox Serial 10 being a fridge (or should I say the joke) and wants to have it but beyond a one-off build.

Announced at their E3 2022 event, Microsoft revealed their Xbox Mini Fridge. The cool new appliance carries the tag of "Xbox and Arctic" for the current skeptical times nosotros are living in. That is, keep entertained with the next-gen Xbox panel and stay chilled with your favorite can of soda during the breaks. Microsoft touts the Xbox-shaped mini-fridge to exist the "most powerful mini-fridge" coming to your living room this holiday season. From the teaser reveal video released past Microsoft, the mini-fridge has an Xbox logo on the outside, and on the inside, it has a green ambiance to add a dash of the old Xbox intrigue.

The mini-fridge is powered by the "Xbox Velocity Cooling Architecture," keeping it ultra-chilled at all times; paying homage to the Xbox Velocity Cooling Architecture that enabled the positioning Series X gaming panel to be the near powerful gaming rig out there. By the look of things, the mini-fridge seems to hold around ten cans of beverages at a time and tin can be used to continue other items cool also. The best affair is y'all'll be able to grab one by the holiday season, and while there is no word however on this mini-fridge pricing, we know it won't be a stocking stuffer for sure! The idea already seems to be making waves for reasons good and bad (commercialism, duh!). Nosotros're non entirely thrilled by the idea, equally the appliance remains more of a gimmick without whatever added functionalities, but it may inspire a series of green/RGB calorie-free-emitting mini-fridges, and that is something I do discover intriguing.

Designer: Microsoft