Re: Microsoft Power Cord Replacement for Xbox
Posted by omegaslayer on
Sat Feb 19th 2005 at 10:26pm
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Old as in two days ago.....okay
Re: Microsoft Power Cord Replacement for Xbox
Posted by ReNo on
Sun Feb 20th 2005 at 12:07am
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Hardly worth criticising as old news Crono, as omega said, its only a few days old.
I've never had any problems with mine and apparently the numbers
involved are really small. To be honest, I'm not gonna bother as I
can't be bothered going through the hassle.
Re: Microsoft Power Cord Replacement for Xbox
Posted by Crono on
Sun Feb 20th 2005 at 4:41am
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I heard about this at least a week ago. Maybe the thursday before last. I was looking for an article (for a course I have) and stumbled upon it.
Re: Microsoft Power Cord Replacement for Xbox
Posted by Gorbachev on
Sun Feb 20th 2005 at 8:40pm
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Perhaps others hadn't?
I wonder if those were even rated cables to start with?
Re: Microsoft Power Cord Replacement for Xbox
Posted by omegaslayer on
Sun Feb 20th 2005 at 8:55pm
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Im sure the problem has been in the works for a long time crono, but the official announcement was on the 17th.
And Reno its no problem/hassle at all, you just enter your serial
number and manufacture date, and you adress at the web site and they
will send you one for free. The only problem that I see is if you did
something illegal to the xbox (like buy a boot-leged version).