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Xbox 360 Elite

Xbox 360 Elite
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With worldwide sales tallying over 10 million units since its release a year an a half ago, Microsoft's Xbox 360 platform is poised to overtake its predecessor. Already, the adoption rate of Microsoft's online gaming/media service, Xbox Live, has surpassed 60 percent of current owners. And the latest model, the Xbox 360 Elite console, is a compelling choice—for prospective buyers who don't own a 360, that is.

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Company

Microsoft Corporation

http://www.microsoft.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $479.99 List

Bottom Line

Even though the Xbox 360 Elite won't sway current owners to upgrade, its impressive feature set and strong online community make it the high-powered console to own.

Pros

Elegant design looks stylish in most entertainment setups. Extensive digital media capabilities. Excellent games library. Robust online community. Powerful 3D graphics.

Cons

Like the original Xbox 360, the Elite generates a considerable amount of noise and heat. Console still lacks internal Wi-Fi. Power supply is way too bulky. No internal high-definition optical drive.

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