| EpicRandy said: 10 years... then it should not be a problem to keep 3 years of warranty like the xbox 360 maybe they can even give us 5 years. |
Xbox 360 has a 1 year warranty. Not 3 years.
The RROD had a 3 year warranty, but in general the Xbox 360's did not. Originally the console had a 90 day warranty.
Adinnieken said:
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I got a E74 error after 2 years in 2009 and they fixed it for free. So even if the 3 years warranty was officialy just for the RROD they were probably fixing many more issue type under the same warranty.
But anyway Microsoft public image on reliability is still suffering from the 360. So for them to put a 3 - 5 years warranty on the One is imo a great way to recover public trust and increase the number of early adopter at a low cost (if it's truly as reliable as they claim).
| KungKras said: And what happens after 10 years? |
10 years is supposed to be a minimum estimated lifespan. It wouldn't be feasible to put a 10 year experation date:). Eventually when xb1's successor comes around it will probably be x86-64 architecture as well. Meaning it wouldn't be to difficult to make it backwards compatible with xb1:). Our xb1 games will most likely work on xb2.
Always on for 10 years is an oxymoron.
"Games are a trigger for adults to again become primitive, primal, as a way of thinking and remembering. An adult is a child who has more ethics and morals, that's all. When I am a child, creating, I am not creating a game. I am in the game. The game is not for children, it is for me. It is for an adult who still has a character of a child."
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EpicRandy said:
I got a E74 error after 2 years in 2009 and they fixed it for free. So even if the 3 years warranty was officialy just for the RROD they were probably fixing many more issue type under the same warranty. But anyway Microsoft public image on reliability is still suffering from the 360. So for them to put a 3 - 5 years warranty on the One is imo a great way to recover public trust and increase the number of early adopter at a low cost (if it's truly as reliable as they claim). |
The E74 was added to the 3 year warranty about the same time as the standard warranty increased to 1 year. I think it was between January 2010 and March 2010, because March was when I found out the warranty increased to 1 year.
After, I believe it was, the Jasper units were released, the number of E74 errors increased.
Quiet and reliable.......thatll silence the haters
Xbox: Best hardware, Game Pass best value, best BC, more 1st party genres and multiplayer titles.
| sales2099 said: Quiet and reliable.......thatll silence the haters |
They will be here, haters gonna hate
| sales2099 said: Quiet and reliable.......thatll silence the haters |
Lol sorry I'm just bringing this up for the lolz...
"Our sources say that Xbox One is expected to remain almost entirely silent in standby"
What electronic device isn't completely silent in standby lmfao
Edit - By the way, in your signature, it's "than" not "then".
riderz13371 said:
Lol sorry I'm just bringing this up for the lolz... "Our sources say that Xbox One is expected to remain almost entirely silent in standby and during its media functions" What electronic device isn't completely silent in standby lmfao |
Fixed.
riderz13371 said:
Lol sorry I'm just bringing this up for the lolz... "Our sources say that Xbox One is expected to remain almost entirely silent in standby" What electronic device isn't completely silent in standby lmfao |
Perhaps next-gen systems as their standby isn't really standby. There is still hardware working in standby-mode.
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