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for $479.00 this thing better come with a high definition drive. I thought microsoft was like "1080p wasn't possible this generation" and no one needs hdmi. lol they sure changed their mind pretty fast. I think ill just buy a used core for the two games i want to play on the xbox. Microsoft is just endorsing the ps3. yay Ps360-core. Wii is for girls.

Sony's PlayStation 3 selling faster at release than Xbox 360?

Mar 26th 2007 1:21AM on Engadget

If you do not own a ps3 you do not know what you have been missing.

Homebrew Xbox 360 runs Ubuntu?

Mar 25th 2007 11:21PM on Engadget

Just get a ps3 it runs linux out of the box you noobs.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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