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The editors liked
HDMI support
1080p resolution on HD-DVD
120GB hard drive
Black finish
The editors didn't like
Expensive
No dedicated optical out port
No remote control
Restrictive hard drive transfer procedures The Final Word The Xbox 360 Elite is an attractive new shell for an already impressive gaming console. We would have liked to see the new features h...
The Xbox 360 Elite may not address the noise pollution issue that has plagued Microsoft's console since launch, but it does bring some key new features to the platform. HDMI support is a welcome addition, while the increased hard disk capacity will defini...
Elegant design looks stylish in most entertainment setups. Extensive digital media capabilities. Excellent games library. Robust online community. Powerful 3D graphics.
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.
Even though the Xbox 360 Elite wont sway current owners to upgrade, its impressive feature set and strong online community make it the high-powered console to own....
Abstract: The past year and change has been an interesting time for home theater enthusiasts, with the introduction of two competing high-definition movie formats, HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc. The scenario is very reminiscent to the 1980s when VHS and Betamax had ...
Abstract: You might recall our review of the Microsoft Xbox 360 game console back in December 2005. Recently we acquired a Sony Playstation 3 and replaced the Xbox 360 with the Elite model. We thought it would be fun to compare the two premium game consoles in t...
Larger, 120GB hard drive
HDMI output
Semi-quieter DVD drive
Includes HDMI and component cables
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The Xbox 360 Elite is a solid system worth owning, but only if you can take advantage of its features – and if you do not currently own an Xbox 360 system. If you currently have an Xbox 360, then you will want to pass on the upgrade as there are onl...
Published: 2007-04-27, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
Excellent selection of games, including many 360-only exclusives; all games are in native high-definition; user-friendly Dashboard interface; supports wireless controllers and accessories; Xbox Live service offers online multiplayer (with matchmaking a...
The Elite fails to correct most of the annoyances of the original 360 version: the noisy DVD drive and cooling fan; a gigantic, oversize power supply; no built-in wireless networking; only three USB ports; a substandard DVD player; support for next-gen...
While its neither a must-have upgrade for existing 360 owners nor as feature-packed as the PS3, the Xbox 360 Elites combination of top-notch gaming and digital media features make it the current game console of choice.
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Improved storage, HDMI support and included cable, Small price premium over standard 360
No Wi-Fi as standard, HD DVD drive still an add-on extra
After nearly two years on sale in the UK, Microsoft today launched the first major update of the Xbox 360. The Elite is slicker, its snazzier, and its a little more expensive at £299. But is it any better? Of course, we could forgive Microsoft for no...
Abstract: enhanced xbox 360 console, but not enhanced enough: The enhanced version of Microsofts successful gaming console has to realistically be marked down as a missed opportunity. On one hand its undoubtedly a powerful beast, and better equipped to go toe-to-to...
Better value than Premium. Big hard drive. New HDMI connection. Smart paint job
Premium is getting an HDMI connection too. Doesnt include HD-DVD drive
If youre buying a new 360, get an Elite - simple as that. If youve already got one, this is pretty much a cosmetic upgrade – but you might want to look into getting the separate 120GB hard drive when it comes out... ...
