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by NintendoPassion

The XBOX 360 is one of the best consoles available in the market and a winning product created by Microsoft to cater to avid gamers. There are several reasons why this model is a lot better than its predecessor. Not only can the device be put vertically or horizontally, it can also be decorated using attractive covers or faceplates and provide it with a new look. The latest version of the XBOX comes with a custom-built IBM PowerPC CPU which comes with a 512MB RAM.

Performance is definitely a word that best describes this device. The feature that sets this apart from other gaming consoles is XBOX live which enables XBOX 360 gamers to be a part of a universe that is filled with other enthusiasts from all over the globe.

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by dalvenjah

Article by Jack Bush

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by NintendoPassion

Are you having the Xbox 360 Three Red Lights problem? This problem is usually due to a hardware malfunction.

Surveys have found that the Xbox 360 three red lights problem is very common and about 30-35 percent of Xbox users experience this problem.
For fixing the Xbox 360 Three Red Lights problem, there are two options:

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by Dekuwa

Article by Cherry

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by Rob Dumas

Article by Michael Jenkins

It is inevitable that when multiple first-class gaming systems are readily accessible to the public, the fervent gamers will compare consoles and interfaces to see which one is superior, or is better suited for their gaming needs.

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by Simon Owen Design

Microsoft does not want to be left behind by the competition, and in order to give Sony and Nintendo a better fight, they have released the Xbox 360 Elite. This is the modified version of the Xbox 360 that boasts an enhanced HDMI capability and a massive 120 GB hard disk. The Xbox 360 Elite is six times better than the original Xbox 360 and with its massive memory capacity; the console can accommodate everything in the Xbox Live Arcade Games with ease.

It comes in a sleek and shiny black color and is said to have a similar look with the Microsoft 360 premium. According to some of the gamers who have seen this console first, the best feature of the console is its HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) and the 120 GB memory capacity. Powered with GDDR3 SD RAM, a 512 RAM, 12x DVD ROM, and 1 MB for buffer cache memory, I can say that this console is really a monster.

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Dell D600 Laptop (1.6ghz, 40 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD-RW)

• 1.6 GHz Processor and DVD-ROM/CD-RW included.
• Integrated Wireless and Bluetooth card.
• Windows XP Installed (brand new copy) from a Microsoft Authorized technician (w/ disc and COA).
• Tested fully working with an advanced diagnostics program by our own in-house Microsoft authorized technician.
• 30 day warranty on defective hardware, malfunctioning computer.

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by brewbooks

Article by Arun Joshi – CEO. & Founder Encodex Technologies

Portland, OR – Feb 12, 2007 – Encodex, (www.encodexindia.com), a leading provider of enterprise solutions using Microsoft Technologies announced today that it has added significant resources to support Redhat, Suse, & Fedora Linux design and development efforts at Encodex’s Pune, India center. Encodex already has wide experience in providing comprehensive software application development services on Microsoft platform. Encodex is Microsoft GOLD certified partner. The array of current services includes Custom SharePoint (MOSS 2007) application Development, Data Warehousing, Data Migration, Data Modeling, Linux C/C++ development and large enterprise portals on.Net platform.

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by Brandon R NZ

Article by Abdelrahim Mansour

When it comes to graphics, the Xbox 360 has superior graphics compared to the Wii; however the PS3 is more than likely going to be the winner in the graphics department. But still, the Xbox 360 isn’t a slouch. If you take one second to take a glance at “Gears of War”, you will see the real future for high definition gaming. The Xbox 360 was the very first next-generation gaming console that was released, so it already has a year’s worth of accessories and games on hand.

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by Stewf

Article by Carver Tate

The word wars between Sony and Microsoft just won’t die down. With Microsoft’s Peter Moore’s ragging about the PS3 games console’s price, surely, people don’t expect the Sony CEO, Steve Howard, to turn the other cheek. It’s pathetic to see two guys in power suits and power ties bicker like two kids in a playground. Sounds to me like they’re fighting about who could spit the farthest. But since Moore has been hounding publicity, well, we might as well give shy Howard a chance to defend his PS3 games.

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