 | 4GB Console: $200-$300 |
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 | 250GB Console: $300-$400 |
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 | Bundles: $400+ |
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| Typical costs: | - The Xbox 360 4 GB Console costs about $200. It comes with built-in Wi-Fi and one wireless controller but does not include any games.
- The Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect, which allows users to control their games, movies and music with gestures or by voice,costs about $300. It adds a Kinect sensor, the Kinect Adventures game and a one-month free Xbox LIVE Gold membership. The Xbox 360 250 GB Console includes a larger hard drive for storing games and movies. It costs about $300.
- The Xbox 360 250 GB Console with Kinect adds a Kinect sensor and costs about $400.
- The limited-edition Xbox 360 Halo: Reach bundle includes a 250 GB hard drive, a copy of the Halo: Reach game and two custom-designed wireless controllers. It costs about $400.
What should be included: | - Almost all systems come with the console, a wireless controller, a headset, built-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet cable and HDAV cables. Many systems come with a subscription to Xbox LIVE, which allows users to access Facebook, Twitter and additional games.
- Systems that do not include Kinect include a dedicated port for the sensor, which allows users to control their Xbox 360 using gestures
- Bundled systems may come with an additional wireless controller and 1-3 games.
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Shopping for an xbox 360: | - Xbox 360 consoles, games and accessories are available at most stores that sell electronics, including Best Buy, GameStop, Target and Walmart. A store locator is available on the Xbox website.
- New and used Xbox 360 consoles, games and accessories are available online at Amazon and eBay.
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Article updated December 2010 |
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