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      The New Xbox 360 Box-Console - Picture Inside

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      NB
      Published on 06-19-2010
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      Here is a look at the box Microsoft just recently showed off at this years E3. It's a sleeker, smaller, redesigned Xbox 360. The image, courtesy of Engadget.com, shows what it looks like placed next to its bigger brother, the original Xbox 360.


      Tell us what you think of it in the comment section.

      For more photos and more information on the new Xbox 360 box, please visit this link: Microsoft: The New Xbox 360 Box
      This article was originally published in forum thread: The New Xbox 360 Box-Console (picture inside) started by NB Check out original post: Click here
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      1. <span class='glow_0000FF'><span style='color: #A9A9A9'>BlueManiac</span></span>'s Avatar
        woa that looks sweet!

        Is the failure rate lower on this one? Is that even known yet? lol.
        I love 360 but im sad that later i probably wont be able to enjoy these games... the system will most likely crap- out
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      1. NB's Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlueManiac Click here to enlarge
        woa that looks sweet!

        Is the failure rate lower on this one? Is that even known yet? lol.
        I love 360 but im sad that later i probably wont be able to enjoy these games... the system will most likely crap- out
        We probably won't know that until it's been out for awhile. One interesting thing that I've learned is that Microsoft has gotten rid of the red ring of death. And by that, I do not mean that they've found a permanent fix for the errors. According to Kotaku, the new Xbox 360 will no longer use the three flashing red lights to signify a system error. Instead, Microsoft has chosen to simply have the center button change from green to red.
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      1. <span class='glow_0000FF'><span style='color: #A9A9A9'>BlueManiac</span></span>'s Avatar
        hmm... Well it sounds like they are trying to abolish the dreaded RROD cloud that hangs over their head lol. Thats a good sign
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      1. NB's Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlueManiac Click here to enlarge
        hmm... Well it sounds like they are trying to abolish the dreaded RROD cloud that hangs over their head lol. Thats a good sign
        Indeed. The RROD has become almost a meme. Microsoft's giant enemy crab, if you will. Except hardware related, and like 10x worse PR-wise. But hey, sometimes you have to go through a Vista to get to a Windows 7, am I right? Being that it's been a few years now, I'm sure Microsoft has had time to take care of these issues. So as far as hardware longevity, I have higher expectations for this Xbox. :-)
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      1. <span class='glow_0000FF'><span style='color: #A9A9A9'>BlueManiac</span></span>'s Avatar
        yea i do to lol.

        I actually like vista :O lol
        i have it and actually quite enjoy it!!
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      1. NB's Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by BlueManiac Click here to enlarge
        yea i do to lol.

        I actually like vista :O lol
        i have it and actually quite enjoy it!!
        Well, you get the point. :-P
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      1. <span class='glow_0000FF'><span style='color: #A9A9A9'>BlueManiac</span></span>'s Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by NB Click here to enlarge
        Well, you get the point. :-P
        Yea i know what you mean lol. I do like the Xbox too but really Im not denying its inability to function well at times.
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      1. <span class='glow_FF1493'>Legend</span>'s Avatar
        It finally has what it should of had at launch, built-in Wi-Fi. A decent size hard drive. Too bad it still has a large power brick. Also, are you noticing that the consoles are becoming black or have a black variant. Just like the PS3 originally had and still does. Nintendo has a Black Wii and Microsoft's new Xbox 360 is black.
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      1. <span class='glow_855E42'>TheRuffian</span>'s Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Legend Click here to enlarge
        It finally has what it should of had at launch, built-in Wi-Fi. A decent size hard drive. Too bad it still has a large power brick. Also, are you noticing that the consoles are becoming black or have a black variant. Just like the PS3 originally had and still does. Nintendo has a Black Wii and Microsoft's new Xbox 360 is black.
        It's a sign of the apocalypse. Everything's going to be the exact same thing in the end.
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      1. <span class='glow_0000FF'><span style='color: #A9A9A9'>BlueManiac</span></span>'s Avatar
        Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by TheRuffian Click here to enlarge
        It's a sign of the apocalypse. Everything's going to be the exact same thing in the end.
        Aaah dont think thats quite it... lol
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