Well… I was reading this exact piece of news at Engadget and was thinking of posting it! Hah! You beat me to it! Anyway, keep it up! 
is it? 
anyways, this xbox 360 looks much better than the original xbox..
i think this is the final Xbox 360,but you never know what they have for us soon…
Yeah, that it is! Also, going by the looks, this one seems to be lighter/slimmer/better looking than its precedessor!
that one looks saweet, and sen some pics of the game it supports, thoe were great, so i say again, PS3 better have something great to offer
Buddy, I’ve told earlier too, and I am saying again, “The success if a gaming console does not depend upon its technical specs or its processing capability or a blazing fast Graphics Card, it depends upon the quality and quantity of games. Not to mention that most people prefer quality over quantity. Also, cost-effectiveness of a certain console determines the success of the machine to a certain extent.”
just check out the lineup of Xbox 360 and PS3, compare both and then tell me about it 
Oh well! But I suppose PS3 will be compatible with existing PS2 games; whereas XBOX 360 won’t be so! 
The backwards compatibility will be available to Xbox 360 as an add-on when u get the optional hard drive; just as DVD-playback was enabled when you bought the Remote!
A bit of logic:
And if you come to think about it, nVIDIA will charge MS a fee per unit for use of their graphics patents. But a shrewd Microsoft dodged the licensing bullet by only paying the licensing fee on the hard drive add-on, not on every XBox 360 they make.
Which is the exact same thing they did with with the DVD playback licensing fee. It’s a very clever way to do things.