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Happened on 29 September 2014, per Engadget[3]: the Xbox[5] One "is now on sale in 4,000 retail locations in 37 cities around the country".
Wikipedia's Xbox[5] One article gives the AMD Jaguar APU with 'eight x86-64 cores clocked at 1.75 GHz', 8 GB DDR3 plus 32 MB ESRAM, the 853 MHz 12-CU GPU, Blu-ray drive, HDMI TV overlay, the Kinect 2.0 sensor and that it is the first Xbox released in China.
Engadget reports the launch day: the Xbox[5] One "is now on sale in 4,000 retail locations in 37 cities around the country", with 10 government-approved games.
Game Informer reports Microsoft's "late-stage delay" of the China launch from 23 September: "the console will be on shelves on September 29", with 10 digital games at over 4,000 stores in 37 cities.
Xbox's own news site (published 30 July 2014) announced the console would debut in China "September 23, 2014" at 3,699 RMB, precisely matching the pin's stored date, six weeks ahead of the launch it describes.
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