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Microsoft slashes price of 120GB Xbox HDD in Europe

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 05 Feb 2010 4:58 User comments (6)

Microsoft slashes price of 120GB Xbox HDD in Europe Microsoft has noted that it will be dropping the price of the 120GB Xbox 360 HDD in Europe, as well as releasing an external 250GB HDD for the console in Japan.
The 120GB drive will drop from £99.99 to £79.99, "while supplies last," with many expecting that a 250GB HDD release will come after all supplies are exhausted.

"Microsoft is now offering a standalone 250GB hard drive in Japan to provide consumers in Japan more storage options for their games and entertainment,"
says Microsoft. "We work closely with retailers to determine the best approach for our products on a region-by-region basis. In Europe, the 120GB hard drive is available for an ERP of €129.99 / £79.99 while supplies last. We also offer other storage options for consumers to choose from such as the Xbox Live 60GB Starter Pack that includes a 60GB hard drive, three-month subscription to Xbox LIVE, ethernet cable and wired headset for an ERP of €79.99 / £59.99."

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6 user comments

15.2.2010 23:47

And apparently for the US too,according to Joystiq

http://www.joystiq.com/2010/02/05/xbox-3...n-while-suppli/

This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 06 Feb 2010 @ 12:53

25.2.2010 23:58

WOW..how nice of them...$125 for a 120GB hard drive...I can get a 1.5TB for less money!

36.2.2010 09:26

I can get a 500GB HDD for a PS3, or for anything for that matter for only £60.

Uhh... Microsoft...

46.2.2010 10:55

While I agree that Microsoft charges a premium for their HDD's and they really shouldn't, don't forget that the HDD's they use for the Xbox 360 are laptop HDD's and are considerably more expensive than the desktop HDD's that are routinely advertised.

56.2.2010 11:10

Originally posted by verice:
While I agree that Microsoft charges a premium for their HDD's and they really shouldn't, don't forget that the HDD's they use for the Xbox 360 are laptop HDD's and are considerably more expensive than the desktop HDD's that are routinely advertised.
You can still get a 500GB laptop harddrive and an external case for less money than microsoft charges for a 120GB.

66.2.2010 11:22
cezar78
Inactive

you are right, it's better to buy laptop hdd for less money

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