The new design looks great. The 360 was due for an overhaul, and the designers did a great job on it. As with anything, some will love the design, some will hate it, but most should find it a pleasing change. But looks alone aren’t likely to sell any consoles. If there is one single feature worth touting, it is the inclusion of WiFi, which really does make a big difference. The quieter sound is a nice touch, and the 250GB hard drive is a great selling point.
While this new unit is unlikely to make anyone go out and buy one if they already own a relatively new 360, it might convince older users (that managed to win the proverbial lottery by avoiding the red ring of death) to upgrade.
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The author is right. Some will love it, some will hate it. Now if Microsoft would release some awesome software they could really get something rolling. My 360 is watching my PS3 and is wishing it had some great games as well.
I personally think it is great they released the new 360 for people who are going to buy their 1st Xbox 360, but those of us who have a good working 360 (yes there are some of us out there!) lol, there really is no need to shell out MORE cash for the new re-designed Xbox.