CNET UK have reviewed the latest version of the Xbox 360 and have given it a score of 8.5 out of 10. They liked the large selection of games, large hard disk and HDMI port but weren't too impressed with the noise, the lack of a built in HD DVD drive and Wi-Fi.
Although they concluded that it was neither a must-have upgrade for existing 360 owners nor as feature-packed as the PS3, they still went on to say that the "Elite's combination of top-notch gaming and digital media features make it the current games console of choice".
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F@gs?
Wasn't Cnet the same ones who deemed ps3 the winner. We should remove all this kind of material and only talk about games because this is getting Insane. ( I love my ps3 like my Xbox but who cares) I ask Everyone Not To start this crap again its getting older then the world history.
It may sound as if Cnet is changing their opion about the consoles.. but I think this artcile is talking about "Current Games Console Of Choice". If one removes the fanboy hat for a few minutes... the bottom line is that the xbox 360 has more/better next gen games than any other console.. as of today.
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Sony PlayStation 3 (60GB) review:8.8 ,BANG!!!!!!BETTER THAN THE XBOX 360 ELITE
"Whereas the previous Xbox 360 could output high-definition video up to 1080p resolution via VGA, far more TVs actually accept that highest quality picture via the HDMI input -- if they can show it at all. Most HD Ready TVs will only show 1080i or 720p, but you can select those as output options on the 360, or your TV will downscale 1080p to fit. The downside is Microsoft seems to have opted for something less than the HDMI version 1.3 found on the PlayStation 3. That means that any movies played on the optional HD DVD add-on will be limited to standard Dolby Digital soundtracks, not the higher-resolution Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby True HD, or DTS-HD Master Audio.
Whereas the Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3 game consoles have built-in Wi-Fi support, the older Xbox 360 was limited to a wired network connection. Sadly, that hasn't changed on the Xbox 360 Elite -- Ethernet remains the only built-in option. Yes, you can get the optional wireless networking adaptor, which conveniently clips on to the back of the 360 -- but it monopolises the solitary USB port on the console's back and costs an extra £60.
Two other less-than-brilliant aspects of the Xbox 360 that have been carried over to the Elite are the absolutely massive external power supply (top left in the pic above) and the console's noise. While the giant power brick can be hidden away behind your TV cabinet, the exhaust fan and especially the DVD drive remain noisy to the point of distraction.Unfortunately, there's no built-in HD DVD drive to rival the Blu-ray player in the PS3. Instead, you need to buy an add on. The DVD player is fine for casual viewing, but the HDMI connector seemed to offer no discernible improvement, although a forthcoming Dashboard update might offer some software upscaling improvements.Moreover, there's certainly a tinge of disappointment that the Elite's higher price tag doesn't deliver a few more bundled features in the box -- the Wi-Fi adaptor and the HD DVD drive still need to be purchased separately, for instance. In other words, the Xbox 360 Elite is just a warmed-over version of the previous model that doesn't deliver any groundbreaking, PS3-killing features."
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that's your opinion - but not mine. so who cares. i own both systems and for me the ps3 is way more fun to play. do you really think i change my mind because of you? not really.
for me it's like that: the 360 is better for fps's and some sportsgames. the ps3 offers me that plus some very amazing action titles like heavenly sword, lair and warhawk. using the xmb is way more innovative than using the xbox tab-thingy - it looks childish, too. using the internet is 1.free and 2. you can browse the internet and watch youtube videos or stuff like that. with the upcoming ps home - it's gonna be amazing.