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Having lived with the new dashboard update for the past week, we present some initial impressions--the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Having lived with the new dashboard update for the past week, we present some initial impressions--the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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The unit is solid and well made. I know anyone who has had a hardware failure would beg to differ, but consider the millions of units... MILLIONS, that have had no issues. I say, update the interface to attract more users and purchases of the system, then, once you've got 'em hooked on the system and it's catchy interface, you release a smaller, faster, bad-assier console so that you have a loyal base of consumers who feel a literal bond to the xbox name and who will rush out to purchase the higher-end system. Remember, Microsoft doesn't make the Xbox to appease the consumer, they make an easily marketable device to increase their profit margin for shareholders.
On the flip side, in these tough economic times, it isn't financially feasible to reinvent the wheel and try to get consumers to shell out hundreds more on a luxury, if all the wheel needs is a balance adjustment...
- by grapacon May 4, 2009 2:46 PM PDT
- Is there a was that you can bring back the old dashboard after updating your xbox 360 with the new?
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