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Microsoft May Lower Xbox 360 Prices, Revise Hardware



By Thomas Fredrickson
26 January 2007 @ 06:11 pm ET

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1.
Jan 26, 2007 10:57pm

i hope they refresh the xbox, the current one sux so bad. i get so many errors. the whole thing is errorprone. plus i need some hdmi so i can get my hi-def on
2.
Jan 27, 2007 6:32pm

i would buy all of them.. xbox,wii and ps3..but i would play ps3 the most..cos it's da best of all~
3.
Jan 27, 2007 7:36pm

The 360 does HD already. Just use your component cables set to HD. HDMI is somewhat flaky and even the receivers that video-switch HDMI do a shoddy job.
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Jan 28, 2007 12:34am

this is another proof for that. the first thing microsoft is going to do is selling all the manfuctured 360 befor lunching the advanced version which will feture -at least- HDMI and larger HDD.the price cut is likely to be adding in the value rather than cutting the retailer price.in other word the new version which will have HDMI and larger HDD will be sold at 399$ the same price for the high end version.oh and if you want to correct my splling and ..... go a head i do not give a fcuk
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Jan 28, 2007 3:45am

Its the best alright.. the best of nothing and crappy ports.

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