The new Xbox360 60 gb fails as a space heater, well not if you're a closet Xbox 360 fan. It just won't put out enough heat to keep the toes of gamers toasty and warm this winter. Im glad that I have my Falcon blowing a nice stream of warm air on my toes when it gets all frosty outside, so I feel kinda happy that I "jumped in" before they killed that amazing feature.
All you'll be getting from your 60gb Xbox360 this winter is a rather mild 38.8C or 100F breeze, not much better than wrapping your toes around a 100W bulb and the only advantage the Xbox360 has over the bulb is that you won't be getting a crispy burning smell coming from your socks.
DVD playback (Ducktales DVD)
Volts Amps Watts VA PF
PS3 40GB 117.3 1.27 148W 149 .99
360 60GB 110 1.25 81W 138 .59
360 20GB 110? 1.72 111W 189? .59
Gaming (PS3 Resistance, 360 Gears of War)
Volts Amps Watts VA PF Temp
PS3 40GB 117.3 1.27 142W 149 .95
360 60GB 112.4 1.52 101W 171 .59 38.8C
360 20GB 112.4 2.40 160W 270 .59
Folding ----Temp----
Watts 1hr 8hr
PS3 40GB 157 49.1C 54.2C
PS3 40GB (w/screen saver) 132
As you can see the Xbox360 is emiting a pathetic amount of heat in comparison to the 40gb PS3, im glad Sony got the heat output right. The Xbots are gonna try and spin this and say stuff about reduced hardware failure, bla bla bla. Its all a pathetic attempt to turn peoples attention away from the very real issue of frost bite. Hardware can be replaced, but I dare any one of you to say that you can "grow it back" if the doctor has to cut it off due to frost bite.
Bah, Troll away... I don't care!
Tease.
