That is a very good point and is something I spent a whole week considering when I was going to get a 360. The only difference is the colour, the fact one comes with free HDMI cable while the other does not and the fact that one has 60gb extra hard drive. When the Elite came out there was the additional difference that it had a HDMI output but now even the Arcade has HDMI output (although as with the Pro it obviously doesn't come with the free cable).
What made me have to delibrate for a week was I thought I could hook up the 360 to my PC and transfer music, videos and pictures to the hard drive. I would then be able to use the 360 as a full media device (as you would with PS3) rather than a Media Centre extender which requires your PC to be switched on. If you could dump your files on to the hard drive then the extra 60gb would be useful. Alas the 360 does not even allow you to do this. So I settled for the 360 Pro as there was just no added benefit in having an Elite.
I also have to say it is rather shocking and ridiculous that even the Elite doesn't have wireless built in and on top of that Microsoft charge £55 for the wireless adapter and prevent the use of 3rd party wireless adapters which would be much cheaper. My wireless is upstairs while my devices are downstairs and so wired internet wasn't an option for me and £55 for something that should be built in was too much of a rip off for me. In the end I had to buy a 10m cable which I run from the 360 to my PC and then use the wireless connection of the PC to go online. This means that not only do I need to keep PC on to play my media files on my 360 but I also have to keep PC on to go online. That's what I call real annoying.
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