Taking Apart the Xbox 360

November 16th 2005 | Games Consoles

The Xbox 360 is smaller than the original Xbox, and its wireless nature makes it a natural fit in the living room - marking a thankful change from standard gaming consoles of the past. Despite looking like the offspring of an iPod and a DVD player, the Xbox 360 is still very much a PC on the inside. As such, it’s got all of the components we’re used to.

With less than a week to go before the retail availability of Xbox 360 consoles, we got our hands on one to give it the usual AnandTech once-over. And take it apart of course.

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Taking Apart the Xbox 360
Published in: Games Consoles on 2005-11-16