"IBM made a major announcement today that they will be offering 32nm chips to their partners in the second half of 2009. This would mean that, yes, the Xbox 360 could get even smaller chips than the 65nm "Falcon" CPUs..or the rumored 45nm upgrade. We're talking power savings of 45% and speed boosts of 30% over IBM's last generation of hardware...it's flat-out better technology that will reduce the propensity of overheating drastically, and maybe even make way for a smaller console."
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Xbox 360 was born on November 22, 2005. That means it's time to bake a cake, put on silly hats, and sing a song for Microsoft's big white box. It's been one hell of a year for Microsoft, with plenty of ups and only a few downs. To celebrate its second birthday, IGN is taking a look back at some of the biggest stories of the past twelve months.
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This isn't really an article, but I thought it to be more important than just a comment. It looks like Best Buy is essentially giving away an Xbox 360 with the purchase of a Sony 56" DLP. It actually ends up being cheaper than the non-sale price of the TV for the bundle. It's Sun-Wed only, but still a great deal.
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Though the details differ from previous rumors- $50 drop, happening on August 8th- the source is likely different from those providing previous rumors, which would grant additional weight to the rumor.
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Peter Moore has confirmed to GamesIndustry.biz that Microsoft failed to meet its 12 million shipment target for Xbox 360, but said the company is optimistic about the coming holiday season.
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MS Announces Live for Windows Pricing
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January 2009 saw the most members join LIVE than in any previous month since the service launched in November 2002. Currently more than 17–million people are now connected over LIVE. In addition, the January NPD numbers also reveal that Xbox 360 sales were up 33 % from last year.
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Microsoft's Robbie Bach has talked about its next console following Xbox 360, in an interview with VentureBeat.
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Xbox 360 users will soon be able to watch their very own exclusive TV series after plans were announced by Microsoft. The US Xbox 360 manufacturer has signed a deal with Safran Digital Group, a web-based production and distribution company that was launched by Hollywood talent agent Peter Safran. According to Media Week, Safran will produce six unnamed shows, due to launch on the Xbox 360 in the summer, aimed at Xbox 360's core audience of 18-34 year-old adults.
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Following my outing of the 16GB iPhone I have once again have attained from a rock solid source that Microsoft WILL be replacing the 20GB hard drive on the standard Xbox 360 with a larger 60GB version. Dates are not nailed down, but my source says Microsoft wants it done and dusted before the end of its financial year which translates as our Q2.
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