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Happened as dated, per arstechnica.com: "Xbox One to launch in Japan on September 4 Microsoft teases “Halo for Xb…"
Wikipedia's Xbox One article gives the 1.75 GHz 8-core Jaguar APU, 8 GB DDR3 (5 GB for games), 1.31 TFLOPS GCN GPU, 500 GB HDD and Blu-ray, Kinect 2.0, the US$499 launch price and the US$399 Kinect-free bundle from June 9, 2014.
Time reports the Xbox One launched in Japan on September 4, 2014 and sold just 23,562 units in its first four days, matching the pin's stored date and underscoring the weak Japanese reception referenced in its title.
Engadget corroborates the September 4-7, 2014 Japanese launch week and the same 23,562-unit sales figure, independently matching the pin's stored date.
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Sold about 322,000 in Japan in its first two days, versus roughly 23,500 for Xbox One's launch week.
SourceSold about 308,000 in its first two days in Japan; the Japanese home-console incumbent.
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