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Microsoft Xbox 360

This system is also known as: It had been known for some time that Microsoft were developing a follow-up to their Xbox console, believed to be called the "Xbox 2". On Thursday March 12th 2005, Microsoft officially unveiled this console, known as the "Xbox 360", on a half-hour TV special screened on MTV, however, some of the 200 people who attended the taping of the program, a week earlier, leaked images and specs of the console onto the web prior to the official unveiling. The Xbox 360 is said to have exceeded many people's expectations, with its extremely realistic, "movie-like" graphics. The console also features a 20GB hard drive and 3 processors enabling high definition graphics and surround sound. Microsoft intend to outdo Sony's PlayStation 3, which will be the main rival of this system, in order to gai

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CpuIBM Xenon (3-core PowerPC)
GpuATI Xenos (custom R500)
Ram512 MB GDDR3 unified
AudioDolby Digital 5.1, DTS
Games2154
Colors16.7 million
Rating7.3/10
Cpu TypeCustom IBM PowerPC-based CPU with 3 symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each, 2 hardware threads per core; 6 hardware threads total, VMX-128 vector unit per core; 3 total, 128 VMX-128 registers per hardware thread, 1 MB L2 cache
Av OutputComposite, Component, VGA, HDMI (later models)
Cpu Speed3.2 GHz
Units Sold84 million
Generation7th Generation
Resolution480i to 1080p
Console TypeConsole
Launch Price99 USD (Core) / 99 USD (Premium)
Media FormatDVD-DL, CD-ROM
Release Date2005-Nov-22
Media Capacity8.5 GB (DVD-DL)
Controller Ports4 (wireless 2.4 GHz)

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