Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Test

1,6 07/2010

Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB

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Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB

Standardgerät/tragbares Gerät: Standardgerät - Speicherkapazität: 250 GB - Software Medium: DVD - Grundfarbe: schwarz weitere Produktdetails

Ihr Preis:	234,00 €*	Zum Shop	ab 4,99 € Versand
Höchster Preis:	297,64 €* Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Preisvergleich: Der günstigste Preis liegt derzeit bei 234,00 €. Gegenüber dem höchsten Preis sparen Sie 63,64 €.
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Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Testberichte (2 von 2)

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(07/2010)

"sehr gut" (1,5) - 90 von 100 Punkten

"The new Xbox 360 250GB (also known as the Xbox 360 S) is the highly anticipated redesign of the five year old Microsoft console. What's more, it's out in UK stores now. ..."

	Sexy design; It's quiet; Built-in Wi-Fi; Touch buttons; Xbox Live
	No HDMI cable in the box; Uses disc tray; Still mangles game discs; External power brick ; No Blu-ray
	Fazit: "New adopters get a great console for a great price at £189.99, and while we wouldn't tell current 360 owners to rush out and upgrade (especially if you've already invested in larger hard drives and wireless peripherals for the old console), it's definitely something to consider when you have few spare notes lying around. ..."
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(06/2010)

"Though the new Xbox 360 certainly addresses most of the concerns we've had with the versions before it, we don't think it warrants a purchase if you already own an Xbox 360 in working order with an HDMI-out port and a hard drive."

	Sleeker design; 17 percent smaller; Much quieter operation; Better cooling; Touch-sensitive power and disc tray; 250GB hard drive; Built-in Wi-Fi; Five USB ports; Dedicated Kinect port; Onboard optical digital audio
	The hard drive is still proprietary; Controller on D-pad remains unchanged; Cumbersome power block; Renders existing faceplates useless; No HD gaming out of the box
	Fazit: "Of course we imagine retailers will offer enticing promotions on trade-ins of existing hardware for the new Slim console, so the choice to do so will ultimately be up to the individual. If you're desperate for Wi-Fi (and don't already have the USB adapter), are low on hard-drive space, or just want a quieter and more reliable Xbox 360 experience, the new Slim console from Microsoft is definitely the way to go."
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