So after Zen was saying that the 360 has a three year warrantee (if you buy a new one today), I went to look it up.
This was on there FAQ page:
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Q: Have you identified a root cause that can lead to failure?
A: There is not a single issue that we can point to as being a problem. We test the product extensively, including accelerated life testing, but the nature of the console itself is very complex, as it’s a consumer electronic product that contains more than 1,700 different components and 500 million transistors.
There are a variety of scenarios that can cause a general hardware failure. Only the indicator (the three flashing red lights) is always the same.
I love how they make it sound so complex, because one of the components that they need to keep cool (CPU and GPU) has so many transistors.
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Sorry MS for getting upset about your failure rate, I didn't know it was such a daunting task, will all that complexity and all.
To be fair, Sony has the same amount of PR BS spin, this one I just came across, and it made me chuckle.
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/support/systemsetup/xbox360/resources/warrantyfaq.htm













