Some XBOX 360 accessories

[cpapple]

Information at cnet.com.

Notice the Play and Charge Unit and the VGA HD Cable.

Microsoft also showed off auxiliary accessories that will be available for purchase separately from the console. They include:

* Wireless Controller - The 360 comes standard with one wireless controller. Additional controllers are sold separately.
* Wired Controller - Wireless controllers can sometimes run into interference from outside sources.
* Memory Unit - Xbox 360's memory unit comes with a plastic case to protect your saved data from harm.
* Rechargeable Battery Pack - Additional batteries are available for the wireless controller.
* Play and Charge Unit - This accessory lets you play with your wireless controller hooked to the Xbox 360 while also recharging it.
* Quick Charge Unit - As the name may suggest, this accessory lets you charge your controller's battery quickly.
* Wireless Network Adapter - This adapter is an antenna unit that can be plugged into the Xbox 360's USB port for wireless connection to the Internet (wireless LAN). It is compatible with IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11c.
* Hard Drive - Additional hard drives will be officially available from Microsoft.
* Remote Control - A remote control is available for accessing the Xbox 360's various functions.
* Headset - Additional headsets will be offered for the Xbox 360.
* Faceplates - As Microsoft announced during its initial Xbox 360 unveiling, the console's faceplates can be switched around to give it different looks.
* VGA HD Cable - If you want to play with HD graphics, this is the cable that you'll need.
* Component AV Cable - For players that want to use component AV.
* S-Video AV Cable - For players that want to play with an S-video output.

[Quade013]

Thanks for the information. Only one thing it supports 802.11g not 802.11c, however this brings up a question I have had all day. The new wireless controllers transmit in the 2.4 Ghz range with around a thirty foot area. Most wireless routing devices also use the 2.4 Ghz range, I am sure that Microsoft is aware of this and have designed the hardware to avoid any communication errors when using both a wireless controller and a wireless adaptor. Thanks again for posting the information.

[zCraven15]

thanks for the info cpapple,but its 802.11g not 802.11c. How much of that comes with launch package