Kotaku - The nondescript black PC tower that its seller claims is a Durango (ie, the next Xbox console) development kit has now been sold. The winning bid? Oh, a trifling $20,100.
For that price, the buyer has either got themselves an unexpectedly early look at the future of the Xbox brand or the world's most expensive office computer.
And it would suck if he just paid 20K for a Gaming Rig.
"This listing was ended by the seller because the item was sold."
It didn't sell for $20,100. The auction was ended early. Either it didn't sell at all because it doesn't exist, he got a nice message from Microsoft's lawyers, or someone contacted him and said, hey, end it now and I'll give you $50k. Either way, it didn't sell for $20,100. It still had like 5 days left I think.
on a side note...why is it that when you look at the bid history, you see the same person bidding himself up with multiple ppl doing the same...just screams BS for some reason
Have you seen the Wii dev kits? Now those look nothing like the Wii.
Interestingly , the 360 ended being a copy of a Dell PC form factor....
and why the disagrees for me asking a questions? this shit on N4G with stealth trolling has to stop
n4g heaven for fanboys
They don't cost millions. For example, the PS3 and 360 dev kits at launch costs were approximately $20,000 and $18,000 and was priced at $2,000 and $1,600 back in 2009 respectively.
Stupidity is INDEED bliss!