By Muhammad Ali  |  127 days ago (November 11, 2009) Microsoft

The new Xbox 360 Wireless N Network adapter now available for $100

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Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless N Network adapter is now available for purchase in USA. Egghead listed the much anticipated wireless network adapter for sale. U.S. based users can get their hands on the new network adapter for $100. This comes as an unofficial announcement for the Xbox 360.Wireless N Network Adapter specifications:

  • Dual Band.
  • 5GHz : 1×2 (802.11a & 802.11n)
  • 2.4GHz: 2×2.
  • 2(Tx)x 2(Rx).
  • Speed: 7 times faster than ‘G’.
  • Range: 2 times the range of ‘G.

Xbox 360 Wireless N Network Adapter comes packed in Microsoft’s official packaging, throwing away any speculation of it being a non-official Microsoft product. With model number PHD-00001, it is expected to increase the following aspects :

  • Range
  • Speed
  • Wireless security features

The new adapter is compatible with A/B/G networks . It brings a seamless and comforting experience for Xbox 360 users, enabling them to download/stream HD movies, watch episodes of Famous TV shows,  and download Xbox games from the Xbox 360 marketplace with 5.1 surround sound quality.

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4 Responses to “The new Xbox 360 Wireless N Network adapter now available for $100”

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  2. Bummed says:

    The new adapter is compatible with A/B/G networks .

    So, it's an “N” Network adapter but it doesn't connect to an “N” Network? :( COME ON!

  3. Bummed says:

    The new adapter is compatible with A/B/G networks .

    So, it's an “N” Network adapter but it doesn't connect to an “N” Network? :( COME ON!

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