What an ugly piece of hardware.Jamash said:This make sense if this rumoured photo of the 360 Slim is to be believed.Tom Goldman said:Over on Xbox 360 USB storage support [http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/18/ben-heck-ponders-xbox-360-slim-motherboard-memory-unit-support/]. Microsoft may be moving away from memory units completely with the Xbox 360 slim (again, if it's even real).
Apart from it's smaller size, the most obvious features are 3 USB ports but no MU slot or apparent place for an external X-Box 360 HDD.
The extra USB port on the front and the recent announcement of USB storage support seems to address this problem somewhat, IF this photo is genuine.
Why do I get the impression that if Apple were to ever make a console, it would looks like that piece of uninspired crap.ma55ter_fett said:What an ugly piece of hardware.Jamash said:This make sense if this rumoured photo of the 360 Slim is to be believed.Tom Goldman said:Over on Xbox 360 USB storage support [http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/18/ben-heck-ponders-xbox-360-slim-motherboard-memory-unit-support/]. Microsoft may be moving away from memory units completely with the Xbox 360 slim (again, if it's even real).
Apart from it's smaller size, the most obvious features are 3 USB ports but no MU slot or apparent place for an external X-Box 360 HDD.
The extra USB port on the front and the recent announcement of USB storage support seems to address this problem somewhat, IF this photo is genuine.
Seriously that looks... words fail me, it is the worst looking console (well console remake) I have ever seen.
It's lost it's beautiful hourglass figure!Jamash said:This make sense if this rumoured photo of the 360 Slim is to be believed.Tom Goldman said:Over on Xbox 360 USB storage support [http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/18/ben-heck-ponders-xbox-360-slim-motherboard-memory-unit-support/]. Microsoft may be moving away from memory units completely with the Xbox 360 slim (again, if it's even real).
Apart from it's smaller size, the most obvious features are 3 USB ports but no MU slot or apparent place for an external X-Box 360 HDD.
The extra USB port on the front and the recent announcement of USB storage support seems to address this problem somewhat, IF this photo is genuine.
I hope not.Aura Guardian said:If true...it better have built in Wi-Fi.
With half the calories even. You don't even need 3 lights, only 1.5!ark123 said:What a revolutionary idea.
Does it blow up in half the time too?
My room is very far from my modem. So I had to buy the Wi-Fi adapter which was $99.99 "well spent" since I barely use the system. Good thing the Wii has Wi-fiJamash said:I hope not.Aura Guardian said:If true...it better have built in Wi-Fi.
In my opinion, Wi-Fi is a bit of a fad, and in my house I've got my 360 and PC hooked up with a long Ethernet cable, since it's a lot faster and much more stable than wireless, plus it's more secure.
In my experience, my wireless signal kept fluctuating from 48Mbps to 0.5Mbps, which isn't ideal for gaming. Now that I've gone back to wired it's 100Mbps all the time.
I also hate the idea of my console having an internal wireless device which I would never use or be able to disable (easily).
I like the way it is at the moment, with an optional, external wireless adapter for those who wish to use it.
Thats ugglier than the PS3 slim. Jesus, who the fuck is in charge of aesthetics?Jamash said:This make sense if this rumoured photo of the 360 Slim is to be believed.Tom Goldman said:Over on Xbox 360 USB storage support [http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/18/ben-heck-ponders-xbox-360-slim-motherboard-memory-unit-support/]. Microsoft may be moving away from memory units completely with the Xbox 360 slim (again, if it's even real).
Apart from it's smaller size, the most obvious features are 3 USB ports but no MU slot or apparent place for an external X-Box 360 HDD.
The extra USB port on the front and the recent announcement of USB storage support seems to address this problem somewhat, IF this photo is genuine.
QFT. Too bad my friend and I (we share X360s) are on our 4th X360. Well, technically, he's on the 4th. I cut my losses, got out of that viscous cycle and defected to the PS3Daystar Clarion said:So they'll put the effort in to make a console that doesn't have such a high failure rate? kinda like what they should have done from the start? My 360 has only broken once. No other product would allow me to be so happy that it has only broken once.
I wouldn't be surprised if that was just a dev kit or a prototype. I know for a fact that sometimes dev kits can look nothing like the actual console. For example, the PSP dev kit is basically a very small desktop computer with a full size DVD drive. You have a big thick cable coming out of it connecting it to a handheld PSP unit.soapyshooter said:Thats ugglier than the PS3 slim. Jesus, who the fuck is in charge of aesthetics?Jamash said:This make sense if this rumoured photo of the 360 Slim is to be believed.Tom Goldman said:Over on Xbox 360 USB storage support [http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/18/ben-heck-ponders-xbox-360-slim-motherboard-memory-unit-support/]. Microsoft may be moving away from memory units completely with the Xbox 360 slim (again, if it's even real).
Apart from it's smaller size, the most obvious features are 3 USB ports but no MU slot or apparent place for an external X-Box 360 HDD.
The extra USB port on the front and the recent announcement of USB storage support seems to address this problem somewhat, IF this photo is genuine.
all of this only matters if that pic is legit.
He has a point. I have had one regular Xbox which burnt out around 9 months and I have had this elite and it is still silent and it is 1yr and 5 months.John Funk said:In all fairness to the Xbox 360, the new Elites have a much, MUCH better RROD rate. Which is good because it was really inexcusable early on.