Mobile Phone Free Xbox 360 250 GB
The Xbox 360 250 GB is also called the “Xbox 360 slim” due to its redesigned look that makes it much slimmer than its predecessors. Combining the GPU and CPU into one chipset allowed Microsoft to reduce the size of the system by nearly 17 percent. Inside the unit is the impressive 250 GB hard drive. Internal 802.11n Wi-Fi means you do not need to use an adapter to connect your Xbox wirelessly to your network. A membership allows you to play others online, update your Twitter or Facebook status, and access online content from Netflix, Last.FM, or ESPN. With this console, you have access to the massive Xbox game library so popular with video game lovers.
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Details of the Xbox 360 250 GB
Measurements of the Xbox 360 250 GB are 10.6 x 10.4 x 2.9 inches. Product weight is 6 pounds. Two rechargeable AA batteries for use in the wireless controller are included.
- Compact gaming console with 250 GB of memory
- 802.11n Wi-Fi
- Powerful 3D graphics
- Media Center extension allows high-definition video, photos, recorded television, and music to be streamed from a Windows XP SP2 or higher computer or Windows Media Center
- Memberships available enable subscribers to play online with or against others
- Gold level membership allows Twitter and Facebook status updates and content streaming or download from Netflix, Last.FM, and ESPN
- Five USB 2.0 as well as HDMI, composite A/V, S/PDIF ports
- Custom auxiliary jack to hook up a camera for the Kinect motion-based controller
- Headset
- Composite cables
- Wireless controller
- Power supply cord
Pros of the Xbox 360 250 GB
- Compact design
- Better cooling
- Built-in Wi-Fi
- Five USB ports and port for Kinect
Cons of the Xbox 360 250 GB
- No Blu-ray
- Bulky power supply
- No out-of-box HD gaming because component cables are not supplied
- Glossy exterior attracts dust and fingerprints
Features of the Xbox 360 250 GB
With a slim design, integrated 802.11n Wi-Fi, and 250 GB hard drive, the Xbox 360 250 GB is definitely an improvement from previous versions. Hours of game play no longer result in a hot console. Players have access to the massive library of popular video games that Xbox users have come to love. Experts rave that the graphical output of this console is far more advanced than the Nintendo Wii and is comparable to the Sony PlayStation 3. Visuals on games like UFC Undisputed 2010 are unmatched, featuring photo-like characters with every detail included.
Accessing certain features does require a subscription. Users can play with or against others using a free limited membership or paying $59.99 annually for an Xbox Live Gold Membership. A new $99.99 annual Xbox Live Gold Family Pack that includes four memberships is also available. Membership allows users to update their status on Twitter or Facebook.
Online content can be streamed or downloaded from Netflix, Last.FM, and ESPN. Media Center extension allows users to stream content from a Windows XP SP2 or higher computer or Windows Media Center. If you are interested in controller-free gaming, get the separately available Kinect component and plug it into the dedicated port. Your gaming experience will never be the same!