Another tech-related question for experts [poll]

Question

SOOOO, back to the gaming console thing!

For those who didn't see my previous post, I was asking if I would be able to connect and Xbox 360 to an early/ mid- 2000's CRT TV that only had the yellow and white output thingys (). Thanks to an unregistered user, I now know that it will in fact work! It actually makes a ton of sense considering both the TV and the console were manufactured within a few years (less than a decade) of each other.

But, I now am looking into getting an Xbox One instead of a 360. I have a 13-inch wide screen, but the quality is shockingly not that bad! Now, considering this and the other characteristics of my television (2004? Magnavox 13-inch CRT TV), would it be okay and be possible to get an Xbox One? Would the appearance of games/ resolution be alright??

And for those of you who don't really know the answer to my questions, you can answer me this- do you like the One or 360 better?? :)

Hope you all are doing well :D

Choices:

The Xbox 360! (0 votes)

The Xbox One! (1 vote, 20%)

I couldn't tell ya :/ (4 votes, 80%)

Answer 1

Diffrences Between Xbox One and Xbox 360

jhgkjhj I hope this helps I'm not good at gaming consoles lol

Answer 2

Well, your TV was made in 2004, and the Xbox One was made in 2013. Considering the fact that they’re 9 years apart, it could work, but it might have a lower resolution (also considering that the Xbox One isn’t manufactured anymore).

Also, don’t be surprised if it doesn’t work, since the TV was manufactured during the fifth and sixth generations of consoles while the Xbox One is an eight generation console.

Once again, I’m better at software, but I do try when it comes to hardware.