X360+PC Hybrid Anyone?

[jojothedragon]

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You can see from the detail shot exactly how the Xbox 360 has been built into the Big O. By the wired controller in the picture we gather that Origin has not been able to build in wireless support, but if you're willing to spend $7,000-plus on a PC such as this one, we don't suppose an extra $99 for the Windows wireless controller kit will present much of a financial obstacle.

Read more: Origin PC announces 'Big O' PC/Xbox 360 hybrid | Crave - CNET

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This thing looks awesome imo. hyeah:

 

[xXx]

$7000 () are you nuts ???

 

[apextwin146]

This thing looks awesome imo. hyeah:

Hell Yeah!! The Xbox controller Skin looks awesome though i cant say the same about the PC.

$7000 () are you nuts ???

Money is no criteria to Judje Art dude :no:

 

[Gannu]

The chassis looks meh! :\

The specs of the system looks killer - I think that's a Classified SR-2 board.

 

[paranj]

The chassis looks meh! :\

The specs of the system looks killer - I think that's a Classified SR-2 board.

The base system which costs $7.7k has a ASUS Rampage Extreme III while the top model costing $17k has a EVGA Classified SR-2 board with twin Xeon processors

And yes, it is kick ass! Hope I had such money :|

 

[karanboochra]

Haha, there is a $17k PC also!

Wonder who is gonna buy these!

 

[dovakhiin]

hmm...not impressed.They should have squeezed in PS3...now that'll be somethinghyeah:...

 

[jojothedragon]

^someone who uses $ notes as tissue paper.

 

[stalker]

A completely useless design as a product imho.

Consoles are used with huge screens in a living room where you can sit back and relax while you play (often in the company of friends). PCs have never been devices like that . They tend to be a lot more personal. It's usually just you in front of your monitor.

Probably a good way to generate interest in the company (a marketing tactic), at the least.. but a useless product