Xbox 720 Price, Features Revealed in Allegedly Leaked Document

Update: The document in question has since been
removed from its original source at the request of Covington &
Burling, a law firm that advises Microsoft. No word on if it was removed
for being a forgery or not, so we've inquired with the firm as to why.

Microsoft responded to IGN stating "We do not comment on rumors or speculation."

Original Story: An unconfirmed document allegedly
leaking out of Microsoft reveals the company's five-year plan, price,
and features for the Xbox 720. The 56 page document
looks at the possibilities for Xbox 360 in 2011 leading up to the
launch of the next generation in 2013, which includes a new Kinect
sensor at launch in a $299 bundle. Notable changes include a blu-ray
disc drive, as well as a focus on and tablet integration. IGN is already
confident that the next-generation will begin in 2013, and the plan for tablets to talk to consoles recently rang true.



Notable goals and features for the Xbox 720 include an improved
Kinect sensor with four-player games, accessing your media library
anywhere via cloud streaming, and not needing to upgrade hardware ever
again. Most notable is the rumored plans to create glasses that give
players a heads-up display/virtual reality interface dubbed Fortaleza.

Fun fact: Fortaleza is a state capital in Brazil, as was Natal.

Remember, none of this is information is confirmed, so take it with a
grain of salt if you suspect it's an elaborate hoax. We've reached out
to Microsoft for comment on its validity.

What do you make out of this alleged leak? Is it totally fake, or is it the beacon of our future?