FarFarAway
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Yes finally MS have announced their XBox 360 pricing:
And here are the specs of the bundle:
Not bad eh? Still gonna wait for the PS3 tho in case it can run OSX!!
And here are the accessories:
Well November eh? Just in time to get those people who want them for their kiddies Chrimbo pressies in their Santa-Sacs!!
As for me - Imma gonna wait for the PS3 baby :wavey:
Thanks for Bit-Tech for their usual punctual reporting
Bit-Tech said:, Microsoft have confirmed US$299 and US$399 packs, but those concerned of UK gamers suffering once again from Rip-Off Britain syndrome can rest easy. The UK street prices will be £209.99 for the Core System and £279.99 for the premium bundle pack
And here are the specs of the bundle:
Bit-Tech said:For £279.99, the Premium Edition will come with:
* 20GB detactable hard drive
* Wireless Controller
* Headset
* Component HD-AV Cable
* Xbox Live Silver membership
* Bonus Media Remote compatible with Media Centre PCs too
For £209.99, the Core System bundle consists of the console, a wired controller and a standard AV cable only - enough to get you gaming.
Not bad eh? Still gonna wait for the PS3 tho in case it can run OSX!!

And here are the accessories:
Bot-Tech said:Also announced is a wealth of Accessories. Here is the list, direct from Microsoft PR:
* Xbox 360 Hard Drive (20 GB). 20 GB and detachable, the hard drive allows gamers to store their games, music, downloaded trailers, levels, demos and community-created content from Xbox Live Marketplace and more. ERP £69.99
* Xbox 360 Memory Unit (64 MB). Easily portable, this lets gamers save games, in-game achievements and unique gamer profiles for quick and easy access on the go. ERP £22.99
* Xbox 360 Wireless Controller. The same hassle-free high-performance precision wireless gaming that comes with the premium edition features the Xbox Guide Button for quick access to digital movies, music and games libraries as well as a range and battery life of up to 30 feet and 30 hours of life on two AA batteries. ERP £32.99
* Xbox 360 Play & Charge Kit. This allows plug and play for high-performance, precision wireless gaming with the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller. Gamers will be given ample warning when the end of battery life is nearing so they can connect the Play & Charge cable for uninterrupted play. ERP £14.99
* Xbox 360 rechargeable battery pack. This provides up to 25 hours of gameplay for wireless gaming fun. ERP £9.99
* Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter. With this, gamers can chat with friends and play games via Xbox Live, as well as stream videos and music to Xbox 360 from a Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005-based PC, all without the clutter of wires. ERP £59.99
* Xbox 360 Headset. This heightens the Xbox Live experience by letting gamers strategise withteam-mates or trade banter with opponents while playing games. ERP £14.99
* Xbox 360 Universal Media Remote. Sold as an accessory, this integrated control centre for the entire digital experience lets consumers play DVDs, movies and music, as well as control a TV and their Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005-based PC controls with a single controller. ERP £19.99
* Xbox 360 SCART AV Cable. This cable provides optimal audio and video signal transfer for SCART connection ERP £17.99
* Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable. Gamers can experience high-definition gaming on flat-panel TV or VGA monitors. This cable provides optimal audio and video signal transfer. ERP £19.99
Microsoft did not reveal an exact street date, but it is widely expected to hit shelves on 24th November. That's a Thursday, if you need to book the day off work.
Well November eh? Just in time to get those people who want them for their kiddies Chrimbo pressies in their Santa-Sacs!!

As for me - Imma gonna wait for the PS3 baby :wavey:
Thanks for Bit-Tech for their usual punctual reporting
