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Xbox 360 Wireless N Adapter Available – Demands Your First Born Child

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Hey, you know that wireless card that comes with your Xbox 360 out of the box? Well, yeah, me neither.

Microsoft have just released their latest Wireless adapter for the Xbox 360 that now features “N” network support. Problem is, that they are charging way too much for it and thinking that they can do that is pretty disgusting. Every single other gaming unit out there at the moment comes with built in wireless adaptors. Yes that’s right, think about it. PS3, Nintendo Wii, PSP, Nintendo DS, iPhone etc.

While the original wireless adaptors retailed in the US for around $79 the new ones go for $99. Wait a second, isn’t that HALF the price of an Arcade unit?

Just a heads up to those interested, Mad Catz have shipped their own Wireless N adapter that uses an ethernet port so it works on the Xbox 360 and PS3 and is $20 cheaper, so you may want to look into that instead of being ripped by Microsoft.

More through this link on Kotaku here.

Where was I, oh yes, bitching.

This is just stupid, I can’t believe the amount that is being charged for the adapters. I prefer keeping a cable in the back of my consoles thanks. Not sure what local price is going to be but I am guessing that it’s going to be somewhere in the R1,800 – R2,000 range.

Last Updated: November 17, 2009

3 Comments

  1. LazySAGamer

    November 17, 2009 at 22:09

    In my last house I had to throw a new cable through the roof from the study to the lounge to get online, when I moved though I got smarter and just put the ADSL connection in the lounge instead…

    It is pretty poor of Microsoft not to include a wireless connection yet though

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  2. WitWolfyZA

    November 18, 2009 at 07:16

    I hate MS for trying to rob every loyal customer they have left… What idiots!

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  3. easy

    November 18, 2009 at 08:21

    a lot of ms’ decisions seem to be counter intuitive of late.
    sounds like they not thinking long term, but rather happy with short term gains… :tongue:

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