Until now, if you really wanted to use your X-360 to stream media in your home you were left with two options: crappy B and G speeds; or another wire. The wireless N alternative will be available on November 3rd, unfortunately, it costs a hundred bucks.
Price: $100
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[ October 5th, 2009 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]X-360 Gets Wireless N From Nov 3
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