Microsoft's Chris Satchell has dismissed rumours of revised Xbox 360 hardware sporting an HDMI port and a high-capacity hard disk, even claiming that photographs rustled up by our old friend Internet Reports mean very little. "At the moment, everything you might have seen is just looking at our experimentation back in Redmond, not really a product that we're thinking about announcing," Satchell - head of Microsoft's game developer group - told GameSpot.
The Microsoft man was also cool on the prospect of a standalone hard disk upgrade to one of the mooted higher capacities (60, 100 and 120GB devices have been "seen" in the wild): "As we produce these services, if we see an increase in pressure that's something that will be interesting to look at, but there isn't any announcement today about any new configuration that may or may not be happening," he added.
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The Microsoft man was also cool on the prospect of a standalone hard disk upgrade to one of the mooted higher capacities (60, 100 and 120GB devices have been "seen" in the wild): "As we produce these services, if we see an increase in pressure that's something that will be interesting to look at, but there isn't any announcement today about any new configuration that may or may not be happening," he added.
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Well that just settles it, doesn't it!
As for me, I'm happy for the 8th gen console.
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=527902
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=527902
not really. That topic says its untrue. While the fact about it being released to the public is prehaps untrue, it does exist and so in that respect, the orignal story about a HDMI 360 was in someways correct.
I still think this will see the market though, are at least some sort of HDMI for the 360.
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