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*Subsequent final [[Development kit]] or [[Test Kit|Test kit]] hardware | *Subsequent final [[Development kit]] or [[Test Kit|Test kit]] hardware | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, 9 April 2024
Microsoft's partner program gave developers/studios a license and hardware for commercial development and sale of video games. Early adopters received:
- Alpha
- Beta hardware to replace/refresh old alpha hardware.
- Subsequent final Development kit or Test kit hardware
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| Beta | XeDK | XeTK | |