Earlier this month, news leaked about a new controller in Xbox’s “Cipher” line of transparent designs.While we didn’t have any images of the controller, the Ghost Cipher name implied a ...

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(Whenever we can have one of those again, anyway.) The key to this project is a pair of transparent CrystalFonts OLED displays, just like the ones [Sean Hodgins] recently used to produce his ...

New transparent shells called the Cipher Series are being added to Xbox Design Lab. The Cipher Series are available for use with Xbox Elite Wireless Series 2 controllers, letting players customize ...

Labelled the “Cipher” series, Xbox Design Lab adding transparent pads is something quite delighful, and these transparent ...

Following up on its Sky Cipher special edition Xbox Wireless Controller, Microsoft has announced a full series of transparent controllers now available for preorder. The Cipher Series Xbox Elite ...

Microsoft went and made its pricey Xbox Elite 2 controller part of the resurgent transparent tech trend with some fetching new seethrough “Cipher Series” color options in its Xbox Design Lab ...

Microsoft has announced Xbox Design Lab has added the Cipher Series, which are transparent Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 as new options. Also now available on Xbox Design Lab are two ...

The Xbox leaked controller design is officially confirmed! If you were around in the 1990s through the early 2000s, you know that there was a big movement toward providing transparent tech.

Its latest is a throwback to the late 1990s with the new Sky Cipher Special Edition Xbox wireless controller, which provides a look at the controller’s insides through a semi-transparent blue tint.

Xbox releases numerous Special Edition controllers each year, but few are as cool as the new Cipher series. The first controller in the new line of transparent controllers released in August.

A service from a carrier that links remote Ethernets together. It is called "transparent" because the connected Ethernets are viewed as one Ethernet by the customer, regardless of the technology ...