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 [I4U News] Official: Microsoft Xbox 360 Premium Edition and Core System Pricing: The Xbox 360 Premium Edition will sell for $399.99 USD (€399.99, £279.99). The Xbox 360 Premium edition will have a signature metallic detailing and comes bundled with 20GB Xbox 360 Hard Drive, Xbox 360 Wireless Controller, Xbox 360 Faceplate, Xbox 360 Headset, Xbox 360 Component HD-AV Cable, Xbox Live Silver membership and a bonus Media Remote Control (limited time only).

[WiFi-ArT.com] Mac Hacks Allow OS X on PCs: said “Mashugly,” a college student majoring in communications who manages the OSx86 Project, a community of developers interested in the new operating system.

 [Gear.openflows.org] Gear, Gadgets, and Gizmos » Blog Archive » Microsoft Could Ship 3M ...: The firm expects Microsoft to ship about 3 million units of the Xbox 2 worldwide in the December quarter. Sony is expected to debut the PS3 at E3, “although the product is not expected to be available in the U.S. until mid-2006 (perhaps a Japan launch in the fourth quarter of 2005 although more likely in the first quarter of 2006),”

[Liewcf.com] Microsoft Halo 2 Xbox Game Leaked | Tech Gadgets Blog - LiewCF.com: O best-selling game for its Xbox video console, has leaked onto the Internet .Tech Gadgets Blog - LiewCF.com.

 [Msn-cnet.com.com] MSN Tech & Gadgets: Unlike the steady stream of leaks and speculation about the Xbox 360 (a slew of images and specs that appeared on the Web in the weeks leading up to the 360's announcement--many of which turned out to be right on the money--kept the Microsoft console at the center of conversation in the blogosphere), Sony's new console was cloaked in a shroud of secrecy that would make Steve Jobs proud. Among the few details known about the PlayStation 3 were the fact that it would be powered by a superchip known as the Cell processor and that it would use Blu-ray media, Sony's alternative to Toshiba's rival HD-DVD format.

 [Ubergizmo.com] Ubergizmo, The Gadgets Radar: Unfortunately Microsoft did, in this case (in 1996 then 2003). From the scrooling capabilities to the side buttons, Apple can thank Microsoft for the good idea.

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