Do MS care so much about their customers??
as it sell their 360 with RROD to their customers although MS already know it before 360 was release.

I still think you are being naive fc3000.  Why do people refer to Microsoft as M$ inferring that they are money grabbing? Comments like that are as misplaced as saying Sony sell products at a loss because they care about their customers.  Microsoft are a business like Sony and are in business to make a profit.  Sure they want people to be happy with their products, but mainly because they want brand loyalty and repeat business.  

As for Kojima, if he is to be believed (and I don't doubt his sincerity) he created MGS4 on the PS3 because it provided him the opportunity to put hours of FMV onto a blu ray disk.  Getting the game on the XBox360 would have guaranteed him millions more sales.  He turned that down, not because of his loyalty to Sony fans but because he would not dilute his vision of the game.

For every time someone replies on a thread that's trying to convince people that the 360 is RROD free without any direct proof, a 360 somewhere out there gets the RROD.

Tread carefully folks....

It's that or hypocricy. Because Stan no matter how cheap a console is and regardless of the quantity of games that are on that system, a person is not going to buy something he or she doesn't want. To point this at SONY/PlayStation fanboys, understandable. But to gamers who own a PS3 who honestly feels this way are very legit.

Damnit we have a new 360 fanboy.

 The proof is in the hardware. The GPU is the source of the rrod,now it doesn`t move from the motherbord,so that`s my proof. Not talking about the hardware or asume something,but disecting the hardware.

And i can`t prove or convince someone that does not want a 360 or hates it.

First off, you're just speculating based hardware revisions that the RROD won't ever pop up again. Second, the proof is within reports from retailers and consumer surveys. So no, you do not have any solid proof. Just speculation.

And the GPU was not the only source of the RROD, in fact, it was mainly from the solder. I doubt you know enough about enginnering and electronics to simply say "because they made this smaller, it won't break anymore", so you're not very credible either.

Regarding your last sentence. I own a 360 and do not hate it, but you obviously don't convince me, not unless you give me real proof and an indepth run of the 360's internal hardware and the exact specifics on why RROD happens. Which i pressume you and nobody can do because RROD is not just one problem as it stands for "general hardware failure".

 I don't think they would have used those words...

The RRoD is just a sign of internal hardware failure. While the main cause of RRoD might have been curved, the actual lights(which are an indication of a problem, not the problem itself) will never be fixed, and thus MS can never announce anything concerning RRoD in the context that it is "fixed." It's like saying the fire is out because we turned the alarm off.

That said, of course, new 360 hardware is relatively reliable, compared to early units. I have no evidence, but I feel it's common sense, and generally accepted.

rrod is a thing of the past, understand that and it will save you a lot of time.