It seems that Microsoft [MSFT] may have leaked the Xbox 360 Slim that we have heard rumors about for some time. Some Microsoft adverts briefly appeared on a number of international gaming websites, before they were removed.
Microsoft recently announced that their Xbox 360 Project Natal was being renamed Kinect, and the adverts refer to that. As you will see in the video below, the new Xbox 360 features a much smaller design.
New Features and Specifications
According to a number of websites, the new slim Xbox 360 may have a range of new specifications, including integrated WiFi, and it will come with a 250GB hard drive. This is a significant upgrade from the previous models, which required an external WiFi adapter and had smaller hard drive options. The inclusion of integrated WiFi will make it easier for users to connect to Xbox Live without the need for additional accessories, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
Additionally, the 250GB hard drive will provide ample storage for games, downloadable content, and other media. This is particularly important as games and updates continue to increase in size. The larger hard drive will allow gamers to store more content without constantly managing their storage space.
Design and Aesthetics
The new Xbox 360 Slim features a much smaller and sleeker design compared to its predecessors. The compact size not only makes it more aesthetically pleasing but also more convenient for gamers with limited space. The design changes are not just cosmetic; the new model is expected to be quieter and more energy-efficient, addressing some of the common complaints about the older models.
The new design also includes touch-sensitive buttons for power and eject, adding a modern touch to the console. The glossy black finish gives it a premium look, making it a stylish addition to any entertainment setup.
We are expecting some more details on this new Xbox 360 later today, as soon as we get some more information we will let you guys know.
via Electronista
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