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I can't remember anybody who has a passion for hating all things microsoft, well except there was this one guy a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away but that was a long time ago. I don't think he's been around these parts for weeks. His name escapes me.Quote:
Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx
meh, not to keen on this atm but I'm sure i'd find some use for it once in a while
Can't imagine it'll be useful unless you have a mouse and keyboard, typing on the Xbox controller is notoriously ****
haven't you got a messenger kit?Quote:
Originally Posted by samsaBEAR
meh. suppose it's there if i ever need it.
I thought about getting one when I first got my Xbox, but a £5 USB keyboard works just as well, if not betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Lamar.
I dunno why everyone thinks this is a bad idea - to be honest it makes sense to me - Even the Wii has a browser (based on Opera I believe) and the Wii seems to be far from a media console to me. It makes me think Microsoft is going behind again - I remember when I had internet explorer 6 and moved to Firefox (now a chrome user) - The big massive gap between internet explorer 6 and 7 seemed redicilous and lots of other browsers where well ahead - by the time it came out with tabbed browsing, trying to make it sound like a new thing for browsers, all the other browsers where even more ahead.
They are starting to be a bit more up to date by now and a browser on the Xbox will help them - I don't have one by the way, I have a PS3 but it's handy to have if it's there. Also handy if your main computer/phone etc. ever decided to play up (even if console browsers are limited)
It may come in handy sometimes.. Like when the laptop is out of reach :)
Yeah, or for example my PS3 browser comes in rly handy if my lappy is broken which does happen :P So it's a good backup for xbox users :PQuote:
Originally Posted by SaintsDead
When people play xbox n stuff do they not usually have there laptop with them too??