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New Xbox 360 set to upscale DVDs


section: microsoft, for your questions: KezNews forum, 21.7.2008

A Circuit City page which lists the new Xbox 360 60GB model states the following.




"Upscaling DVD Player: With an HDMI cable (sold separately), watch your favorite DVDs in near high-definition using the upscaling capabilities of Xbox 360." They have slapped an August 8th release on the new box.


source: maxconsole.net

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Comments(8)

already can

By superforever on 22.07.2008 - 03:07
i think the existing 360 already can upscale dvds.

Sort of?

By Minotaur on 22.07.2008 - 04:07
i think it can, sort of. i think if you play a regular dvd in the hddvd addon drive, it upscales. if you play one in the normal drive, it doesn't.
what they do need to do is make the drive dvd region free.

Upscale OK for me

By superforever on 22.07.2008 - 11:07
sometime i use it to play dvd with the build in drive and my feeling is it already upscale it for me.

Xbox Elite

By Henry on 22.07.2008 - 18:07
only the xbox elite and the hdmi premium versions can upscale dvd to near hd quality.

blue ray anyone

By baby on 22.07.2008 - 20:07
why not add a blue ray player in the console so maybe their sales can go higher.

Every 360 can upscale DVD's

By Jean on 22.07.2008 - 23:07
every sku of te xbox 360 can upscale dvd's to hd, even the oldest ones. for the older versions you need a vga cable for it to work and for the newer versions with hdmi ports you can use either a vga cable or the hdmi cable. it just won't work with composite/component or scart cables and these are the cables most sku's are provided with.

And it works with the regular drive as well

By Jean on 22.07.2008 - 23:07
no need for the hd-dvd drive add-on. though it is a lot more silent than the built-in drive.

reality bites

By vincont on 24.07.2008 - 08:07
how upscale can you get when you watch a movie sitting next to your 200 pounds spouse?


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