by Microsoft
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| Sales Rank: | 1363 (lower is better) |
| Price Used: | $303.99 |
| Shipping: | Free Shipping on most orders over $25* |
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| Release Date: | 2007-10-23 |
| Label: | Microsoft |
| UPC: | 882224600057 |
| Binding: | Video Game |
| Published By: | Microsoft |
| ASIN: | B000WNXYLM |
| Category: | Video Games |
Xbox 360 Elite Bundle Features
- HDMI output supports high-definition up to 1080p, Connect Xbox 360 to broadband connection, attach a storage device (hard drive or memory unit) and get instant access to Xbox LIVE Silver, All games support 720p and 1080i high-definition resolution or 480p standard definition resolution in 16:9 widescreen format, Watch progressive-scan DVD movies, rip music to the hard drive and share digital pictu
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
Product Description
Introducing Xbox 360 Elite, the premier Xbox 360 console package that includes a massive 120GB hard drive, a HDMI port, and HDMI cable, all wrapped up with a premium black finish. Xbox 360 Elite also includes a black wireless controller and black Xbox LIVE headset. Xbox 360 Elite has enough space for a whole library of Xbox LIVE Arcade games as well as downloadable high-definition TV shows, movies, music, and all the other content available from Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
Customer Reviews
buggy piece of hardware - Reviewed on 2008-10-09
I purchased the Elite on October 1, 2008. Unfortunately, the console I received does not have the newest chipset. Though I've not played it a lot yet (I bought if for Fable 2, which isn't out yet), it's been amazingly undependable.
The first time I turn it on for any individual sitting, there is no picture. Turning it off-and-on again, however, does supply a picture. I have it connected via an HDMI cable to a Samsung HD flatscreen (model number LN-R268W), which I've had for years and never had a problem with before. It's not the TV (my DVD player works fine via HDMI), nor the cable, so it must be the console. First call to tech support was unhelpful; I imagine I'll have to eventually send it for repair.
At other times, I get a single red ring and a system error message that tells me to call customer support. Turning the console on and off makes it work properly. I called tech support about that too and they were unhelpful.
Though I don't regret buying it (yet), I'm amazed at how buggy it is and how poor customer service seems to be (why on earth can't I buy the extra warranty protection via XBox Live?). As a longtime Mac and Wii user, everything about the XBox strikes me as clunky and poorly designed.
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