ImaYoyo
Active Member
It will connect to a normal wi-fi (secured or unsecured, either way). If you're big on high-def and reliability, I would go with the elite version or the Halo 3 version. If you REALLY have to have a white one, then go with the premium. But there's no reason to get the core, since the 360 is fairly pointless w/o a hard drive. And though 20 gigs sounds like a decent amount for a game console, once you see the cool stuff on XBox Live Marketplace and XBox Live Arcade, it fills up quick. So I recommend the elite for the bigger hard drive.That is good to know.
Will it connect through a normal wi-fi connection, providing I get the xbox 360 wireless connector of course, or is there something special I will need to do?
Do you have an opinion you are willing to share on which version I should get?
My 2 cents on that.
Another thought; skip the HD-DVD add on. XBox Marketplace has Hi-Def DVD rentals for 3, 4 and 5 dollars (converted to Xbox Points, 240, 320, 360 and 400 for most High Def rentals), or you can pay 180 bucks to buy and rent them from a store and play them in a drive instead of downloading them... hmm........ If you have a decent broadband connection (I have brighthouse 10mbps), your High-Def movies will be ready to play in 5 minutes. (Xbox 360 lets you start the movie and watch while it downloads in the background).