XBOX 360 Specs fully leaked!


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thats what i was wondering

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The document has several 'typos' - typos reminding me on the ones showing up after scanning a document and then using OCR Software on it... MNz would be MHz - H and N have always been probelms for OCR Software

All you have to do is read up a bit on the Cell chip, and you should be sufficiently hard.

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Yeah... if fixed-function non-IEEE spec single-precision vector units that probably won't see the light of day for 2+ years do it for you.

2. All games supported at 16:9, 720p and 1080i, anti-aliasing

Kickass... finally HD gaming for all the games, tired of only some PC games supporting 16:9 res...

I wonder what kind of outputs this thing will carry.... it should have at least

Video:

-Component Output (red,blue,green cables)

-DVI (Digital video signal output)

Audio

-Optical Output (Optical Fiber for surround)

-Coax Digital Output (looks like a RCA audio video jack)

-Dolby Surround? (Next gen dolby format maybe? or am i hoping for too much now)

If it has all of the above i will buy one of these suckers right on release day!

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The document has several 'typos' - typos reminding me on the ones showing up after scanning a document and then using OCR Software on it... MNz would be MHz - H and N have always been probelms for  OCR Software

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Gotcha. I wasn't being sarky. I thought it was Meganerdz for sec. :p

I just seen the news and it is very impressive. I just hope the PS3 will be able to have equal specifications or possibly better.

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Hmm. I remember last time the Xbox came out a long while after the PS2 and kicked its ass in most respects,....

Maybe its Sony's time this time round as there plenty of rumours of delays.

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