Nato King
12-17-2005, 04:00 PM
The holidays are upon us
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Didn't get your hands on an Xbox 360 when it came out November 22? Well, that's not too surprising. The new Xbox is the hottest thing going this holiday season--not in small part because it's the only next-generation console to make it to market before the end of the year. The Xbox 360 is smaller, more powerful, and designed for HDTV integration, and it can stream media from your PC to your living room. It comes in two versions: the $299 core system and the $399 premium version, which includes a 20GB hard drive, a wireless controller, a wireless headset, a Media Center remote, and component A/V cables for HDTV gameplay right out of the box. Can you get one in time for the holidays? Well, it's worth a try.
Link (http://msn-cnet.com.com/4520-11524_1-6399210-1.html?part=msn-cnet&subj=re_top10&tag=msn_home?GT1=7431)
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/sc/31355096-2-200-0.gif
Didn't get your hands on an Xbox 360 when it came out November 22? Well, that's not too surprising. The new Xbox is the hottest thing going this holiday season--not in small part because it's the only next-generation console to make it to market before the end of the year. The Xbox 360 is smaller, more powerful, and designed for HDTV integration, and it can stream media from your PC to your living room. It comes in two versions: the $299 core system and the $399 premium version, which includes a 20GB hard drive, a wireless controller, a wireless headset, a Media Center remote, and component A/V cables for HDTV gameplay right out of the box. Can you get one in time for the holidays? Well, it's worth a try.
Link (http://msn-cnet.com.com/4520-11524_1-6399210-1.html?part=msn-cnet&subj=re_top10&tag=msn_home?GT1=7431)