5/12/2005
XBox 360 Debut!
"After months of teases, hints and leaks, Microsoft has finally --officially -- unveiled its next generation video game machine." [Via cnn.com]The Brand New High Def XBOX 360!
With the release of Xbox 360, Microsoft makes good on its promise to provide an integrated entertainment system for your living room. Xbox 360 allows you to play the most compelling games, watch DVD movies, and enjoy digital music, photos, and videos with the console. Xbox 360 also opens the door to incredible new high-definition (HD) entertainment. Experience Xbox 360 games in HD and stream HD television and movies straight from your Windows Media Center Edition PC to your Xbox 360.
The XBOX 360 will cost between $300-$400 and be available in November of this year.
It will feature the following:
- High Definition audio and video
- Ability to extract media from PC or mobile devices
- Wireless Controller
- Removable 20GB Hard Drive
- Built in HD DVD Playback
- Wi-Fi Access
- 20% smaller than original XBOX and can sit horizontally or vertically
- 3 USB ports and 2 memory slots of 64MB each
- 3 symmetrical cores running at 3.2GHZ and 1MB L2 cache
- 500 MHz ATI graphic processor with 10MB DRAM
- 512 MB RAM at 700mhz
- Optional Live Camera
This thing is truely remarkable. It will be the fastest computer available, even at release time in November. The wireless controller is a great touch and its design is unprecedented.
The best aspect of the XBOX 360 however is its focus towards hi-definition audio and video... It's a landmark device being that we will see the shift heavily evolve over the next couple years of all similar devices catering to hi-def audio and video. The XBOX 360 should do remarkable well both overseas and here in the US.
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