ruiner02970

told ya :P

Good vid thanks for that! Bummer they didn't let you in the store but I guess that kinda figures. I don't feel so bad now about missing it last night. But I'm very stoked for the actual release anyway.

I almost went but I didn't think it would be worth the drive. Besides, it would have been better had I had some $$ to buy some new games while I was there, that would have made it worth it.

This is good news, although IBM would still be capable of final design and manufacture anyway.

All problems corrected? Try telling that to these people: http://forums.xbox.com/1/943579/ShowPost.aspx#943579

Murc, the 65nm 350 CPU chip will actually use slightly less power but will not be any faster or perform any better than the current 90nm chip. It does not in any way affect the size of the 360 console at all. Nothing from console design changes one bit.

epobirs is completely correct. people should not be panicking here thinking this move is anything to address freezing issues or performance improvement. it is primarily a cost-cutter and a shrink to enable better chip manufacturing yields.

that's it, I'm buying a Vision this weekend!

I'm playing a whole lot of "3 blinking red lights". great game...the big payoff is finding out whether or not the replacement I end up getting will have the same problem or not...stay tuned!

let me guess, it looks like it was also turned on so after, he got up and shifted the console back to vertical position before turning it off...duh