Xbox 360

The Xbox One might be out there in the next generation, but the Xbox 360 has changed since its launch in 2005.

Xbox 360 Slim 250 GB

I recently acquired an Xbox 360 Slim (250 GB) after my old Xbox had died (the dreaded red rings of death). It's an updated version of the Xbox 360- slimmer, quieter, faster, has a touch- startup button, and holds much more space.

Xbox 360: the Ars Technica Review

I've been playing on the 360 basically nonstop since I've received the system, taking only short breaks to work and/or sleep. There's a lot to like about the system, from the generational leap in graphical quality to the flexibility and choice that the Marketplace gets you.

Hands-On: The New Xbox 360 S "Slim" Review

Last month, at the E3 entertainment show in Los Angeles, CA, Microsoft unveiled a new slimmer, and considerably more silent Xbox 360. The new unit is selling for $299, with notable features such as integrated Wi-Fi and the inclusive 250GB hard drive.

Smaller and sleeker chassis; Runs cooler and is much quieter; Includes a huge 250GB hard drive; Built in Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n; Multifunctional entertainment device; Good price point

No blue-ray player; No 1000 Mbps Ethernet; No HD connectivity cables; The case is easily smudged with fingerprints

Be careful, most HD models sold ou there are low-quality and won't let you play original XBox games on your console. Make yourself a favor and get this microsoft original. May be a little more expensive, but is FAR more reliable.