LoadingReadyRun: The 720th Degree
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Its an old marketing trick;castlewise said:
1: Announce new product
2: Deny new product
3: Delay new product due to "production problems".
3: Sell new product for 25% more than the original intended price.
4: After 6 months, reduce price by 12.5%
5: After another 6 months, reduce the price by 12.5%
I've had my Zune HD for around 2 years now, and I've never had any problems.
I had one of the brick Zunes before that.
Before that, I went through multiple iPods of various designs, I got ripped off by iTunes, and I spent a lot more mesos.
Zune FTW.
I had one of the brick Zunes before that.
Before that, I went through multiple iPods of various designs, I got ripped off by iTunes, and I spent a lot more mesos.
Zune FTW.
I was hoping you were actually going to show the Zune shredding room... No room in the budget? I'm pretty sure you can just find discarded Zunes just lying about in the back alleys of major cities these days.
And as the credits note you inevitably had to corral Asians. Well this will make for an interesting Loading Time.
True consoles that really can offer 1080p instead of the "720p" or "upscaled to 1080p" as we have nowadays. More powerful hardware would of course require time to think about the thermal design. Why?bahumat42 said:
Well the original Xbox is a big no HUGE console.. a pc in a console housing but overheating? no!
The Xbox 360 well.. enough said about the years of the ring of death.
So if there is a follow up on the Xbox 360 they better design it well to begin with.
Still is there enough market right now.. I mean money is thight.. sure games are still being sold but if you are not one of the big AAA titles it gets harder. So what will the future hold?
One would think that after the first warehouse filled up, that Microsoft would stop making them. Maybe even after the second. But they never stopped, for some reason. They just really wanted to fill up those warehouses.
