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Xbox 360 Core (Microsoft)

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Product ID Number: uk1956

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Product Features

Processor: Custom IBM PowerPC CPU
Graphics Processor: Custom ATI Processor
System Memory: 512MB UMA (Shared with GPU)
Resolution: 480p, 480i, 720p, 1080i
Integrated Communications: 802.11 A/B/G Wi-Fi ready, adapter not included
Controller: 2.4GHz Wireless
Built-in Features: Backward Compatible with Xbox (limited), Stands Vertically or Horizontally, Interchangable Face Plates, Xbox Live Service, Media Center Extender

Description

Microsoft's second-generation video game console features a multicore 3.2GHz IBM PowerPC-based CPU, a custom ATI graphics chip, and multichannel surround sound. The unit has wireless controllers and offers 720p and 1080i support for all games. The system is Wi-Fi ready and has a detachable 20GB hard drive.

What's in the box

1x Xbox 360
1x Xbox 360 Wireless Controller
1x User's Manual
1x Power Supply
1 x AV Cable

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Date Product Last Updated: Monday 30 January, 2012

– Roo buchanan , 06/26/2008

i agree that the xbox 360 is outselling the ps3 but to say that sony will struggle for the next few years is a bit of a silly comment, the ps3 isnt sony's only source of income, they also own BMG records and a large quantity of the movie industry as well as these they sell alot of other electrical products like HD tv's and mp3 players. but yes the 360 is kicking its ass

– nathaniel wilson, 02/22/2008

how much is it my a/v port has broke can anyone help me get this problem fix and and tell me how much this would cost post etc Admin : �55 inc fiitting post depends on where you are if in UK less than �10

– Arthur Boggs, 06/18/2006

The 360 is particularly good and relativly cheap. Attach it to a HD screen and it looks outstanding. The PS3 is struggling to compete for raw processing power. Sounds like Sony are having problems with the PS3 design and will have to drop the clock speed to 2.8ghz to reduce heat output so the thing works. Add to that the excessive price Sony are to ask for it makes the choice of a 360 a no brainer. Even the PSP is being hammered by the sucess of the DS. Sony is going to struggle over the next few years.