Xbox 360 found to radiate intrusive RF signals
Sunday, December 16th, 2007
Students and staff at Morrisville State College had recently discovered areas of the campus where Bluetooth headsets would not sync to their cell phones. Baffled by this occurrence, the IT department brought in specialized radio frequency analysis software to pinpoint the cause of this problem, finding that the culprit was Microsoft’s Xbox 360.






Microsoft’s Xbox 360 will be partnering with FOX to help promote The Simpsons Movie, and fans will be given the chance to get one of one hundred limited edition “Simpsons” Xbox 360 Pro consoles through a series of special events and promotions.
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