Xbox 360 Arcade and Xbox 360 Elite: Which is Right for You? |
Two of the most recent models in the Microsoft Xbox 360 video game console line are the Xbox 360 Arcade and Xbox 360 Elite. Each console delivers the next generation technology, stunning high-definition graphics, and extensive online gaming and communications features Xbox is known for, but you’ll find a few differences when deciding which one is right for you.Experience Xbox Live Online Features with a Fast Broadband ConnectionWhether you choose the Xbox 360 Arcade or Xbox 360 Elite you’ll get a free membership in Xbox Live, one of the best online gaming services available in the video game industry. All you need is a fast broadband Internet connection and you’ll be able to enjoy online features including the Xbox 360 library of games, downloadable arcade games, multiplayer gaming, voice/text/video chat with your friends, exclusive content and discounts, and a lot more.Connect with Broadband to Get the Most out Xbox 360 GamesA fast, reliable broadband connection takes Xbox gameplay to a higher level with faster game connections, smoother animation, and enhanced high-definition graphics, and gives you access to Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm, and Zune Video which will be coming soon to Xbox Live.Xbox 360 Arcade and Xbox 360 Elite Comparison Chart Information:Console Features:Xbox 360 Arcade: white finish; HDMI output; IBM PowerPC 3 cores 3.2 GHz; supports 720p to 1080p HD resolution; DVD-ROM Xbox 360 Elite: sleek black finish; HDMI port; IBM PowerPC 3 cores 3.2 GHz; full surround sound; supports 720p to 1080p HD resolution or 480p SD; DVD-ROM; 16:9 widescreen Hard Drive Features: Xbox 360 Arcade: 256MB of internal memory Xbox 360 Elite: 120GB detachable hard drive allows gamers to save games and store TV shows, movies, music, pictures, trailers, levels, demos, and other Xbox Live content Controller Features: Xbox 360 Arcade: white; wireless; 30-foot range; up to 40 hours of battery life with two AA batteries Xbox 360 Elite: black, high performance wireless; features Xbox Guide button for quick in-game access to friends and music; 30-foot range; up to 30 hours of battery life with two AA batteries Additional Features: Xbox 360 Arcade: Family settings allow parents to restrict game access for young players Xbox 360 Elite: Free Netflix trial to stream movies What’s Included: Xbox 360 Arcade: console; wireless controller; 256MB storage; composite A/V cable; Xbox Live Silver Membership Xbox 360 Elite: console, black wireless controller, 120GB storage; black headset that enables communication with other players and voice messages to friends on Xbox Live; network cable; component/composite A/V cable; Xbox Live Silver Membership Sold Separately: Xbox 360 Arcade: headset; network cable; HDMI output cable Xbox 360 Elite: HDMI output cable Game Compatibility: Xbox 360 Arcade: All Xbox 360 games Xbox 360 Elite: All Xbox 360 games and more than 300 Xbox games |
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