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Author: Redmond Gadgets Created: 12/7/2006
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By Redmond Gadgets on 2/22/2007

Microsoft is taking requests for folks who want to beta test a connector to Xbox Live via the PC. In the request it asks:

"Are you interested in being part of a select group that is invited to help beta test a new service that lets PC game players connect with their friends on the Xbox through the LIVE gaming network?"

This has been posted on the Internet over the past few months, at least now we know it is going to beta and should be released to the world shortly after that. We'll be watching for more information, and hopefully participate in the beta test.

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/19/2007

It's been a slow news day, but there are some Xbox notes making rounds:

  • Xbox Live for the PC may be free, and all you may pay for is multi-player games. This is due to the strong competition from other companies on the PC market.
  • The black Xbox 360 rumor is still holding strong. We may see this sometime this year.
  • An Xbox 360 price cut is being tossed aroundRead More »

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/16/2007

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Here's one for the mistake of the week in retail. At an Australian retailer they were running a promotion for the PS3. They needed a DVD player to run some promotional material for the PS3 display. Under the display, what did they use to run the video? Our friend the Xbox 360, you can see it peaking out in the picture above. Nice.

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By Redmond Gadgets on 2/13/2007

xbox360logo1.jpgTake a challange and earn a reward. By completing the challenges you can earn tokens for use on the Xbox Marketplace.

http://xboxrewards.msgamestudios.com/

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/11/2007

Here's the rundown on some rumors out this week:

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/6/2007

officialxbox3601.jpgAccording to Xbox-Scene, the Xbox 360 has started shipping out with a quieter and faster Phillips optical drive. This new BenQ VAD6038 drive is an improvement over previous drives that were criticized for being noisy.

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/5/2007

xbox360logo1.jpgOne of Microsoft's marketing partners launched WhatsWrongWithU.com to target Asia for the Xbox 360. There really isn't much there on the site. First select your location, and then let them know what you want out of a game console. They will ask for your email to send you something.

By Redmond Gadgets on 2/2/2007

med78965B.jpgWant someone to talk to? One Voice Technologies will be releasing Media Center Communicator v3 for Windows Vista which will allow Xbox 360 owners to speak up when they want to watch a movie, or listen to media. The software will enable you to control up to five Xbox 360s per install.

By Redmond Gadgets on 1/27/2007

CoolerKing360.jpgHere's an add-on for your 360. The Gamexpert Cooler King not only cools your Xbox 360 it also adds additional media connections, usb ports, and digital sound to your machine.

Features of the Cooler King:

  • 3 in 1 high definition, multi-tap and cooler
  • VGA, Component and S-VHS connections
  • Optical output for digital surround sound
  • 4 USB hub multi tap for media players/wired controllers
  • Internal cooling system prolongs play times
  • Easy installation – plug in and go
  • A/V scart cable ...
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    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/25/2007

    From instructables.com, learn how to control your Xbox 360 with a DirectTV remote saving a few bucks.

    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/16/2007

    xbox360logo1.jpgAccording to Reuters Microsoft is set to launch the Xbox 360 game console in China this year.

    The launch may be a sign that China's increasingly affluent ...

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    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/15/2007

    0711014030_PimpMyToilet.jpgI think I'd rather focus on the business at hand rather than gaming, but Roto Rooter is developing a toilet that does everything. It's got a flat screen HDTV, iPod and dock, TiVo, xBox 360, and DVD player. There's a laptop, bullhorn, bike pedals, beer tap, fridge. Is this serious?

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    UPDATE: This is actually a promotion Roto Rooter

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    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/15/2007

    Some sites are are informing folks they can fix their bricked Xbox 360 by wrapping a towel around it while it is running. Remember folks Microsoft extended the warranty to a year, why risk the fire hazard?

    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/14/2007

     

    on10.net sat down with Jason White of Microsoft to talk about iPTV on your Xbox 360. Great overview of the capabilities.

    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/11/2007

    A great show is giving away some free Microsoft points to use on Xbox Live. Just watch Future Weapons on the Discovery Channel to win some points. Being an Army veteran, I enjoy watching Future Weapons, it's a great show and you get some points just for watching. What else could you ask for?

    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/9/2007

    xbox-live-arcade.jpgMicrosoft announced at the CES that Xbox Live Video Marketplace is the leader in the distribution of online entertainment content.

    "Xbox 360 has become one of COMEDY CENTRAL's leading digital distribution platforms," said Caleb Weinstein, senior vice president, strategy and business development, COMEDY CENTRAL. "In nearly two months, Xbox has become our second highest performing digital distributor. COMEDY CENTRAL is thrilled to continue this partnership and is working to bring mo ...

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    By Redmond Gadgets on 1/6/2007

    xbox360logo1.jpgAccording to various sources, next week at CES Microsoft will be announcing the availability of iPTV via the Xbox. This will provide you with on-demand access to various programs. In addition, the next version of the Xbox is reported to have an HDMI port providing that iPTV with full 1080p goodness.

    UPDATE: As expected Microsoft confirmed these reports about the Xbox 360 v2.

    UPDATE: As we learned from the CES, the iPTV availability is true, but the HDMI rumor was not confirmed, and in fact Chris Satchell, Microsoft's General Manager of their game ...

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