Xbox 360 console differences
Below is a table of differences between the xbox 360 consoles. This is to highlight what is or is not included in each version to help aid your buying decision.
| Xbox 360 Arcade | Xbox 360 Premium |
Xbox 360 Elite / Super Elite |
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| Colour | White | White with silver DVD tray | Black with silver DVD tray |
| Storage | No hard disk, comes with solid state 256MB memory unit | 60GB Hard Disk | 120GB Hard Disk 250GB for Super Elite |
| Component Cable | Not included – standard AV cable only included. New component or HDMI cable required for HD graphics | Included | Included |
| Ethernet Cable | Not included | Included | Included |
| Xbox 360 Headset | Not included | Included | Included |
| HDMI Cable | Not included | Not included | Not included (was originally available with earlier consoles). |
| Backwards compatible | Not available | Original Xbox games | Original Xbox games |
The below list / specification is the same for each console (i.e. only differences are shown in the table above)
- Connectivity: 3 x USB 2, 100 Megabit Ethernet, Infra-Red port.
- Maximum of 4 wired or wireless controllers
- 16 bit surround sound
- Maximum 1920 x 1080 (1080p) resolution
- ATI Xbox 360 – 256-bit – 2D/3D graphics acceleration
- Video adapter memory – 10 MB – Integrated
- 512 MB (512 MB) GDDR3 SDRAM – Integrated
- IBM PowerPC 3 cores 3.2 GHz
- 1 month gold xbox live trial included
- HDMI port
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