heres a load of images
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/gall...1/Xbox-360/p1/
And you want some system specs?
Xbox 360 Specs
More Pictures at Team Xbox
CPU
- IBM PowerPC-Based
- Three Symmetrical 3.2GHz Cores
- 1MB L2 cache
- Water-Cooled
GPU
- Custom post-X800 ATI Graphics Processor
- 500Mhz / 10 MB of DRAM embedded on the GPU
- 48-way parallel floating-point shader pipelines
- Unified Shader Architecture
- All games will run at a minimum of 1280x720p with some sort of FSAA.
- All Games will still support 480i/480p for those displays that can not display 720p/1080i.
- All games will be designed for widescreen play.
RAM
- 512MB 700Mhz GDDR3 RAM
- 22.4 GB/s memory interface bus bandwidth
- 256 GB/s memory bandwidth to EDRAM
- 21.6 GB/s frontside bus
Audio
- Multichannel surround sound output (upto 7.1?)
- 48khz 16-bit audio
- 320 independent decompression channels
- 32 bit processing
- 256+ audio channels
Xbox Live!
- Instant, out-of-the-box free access to Xbox Live content, profiles, and more.
- Free online play for first week of release/free promo weekends/guest passes. (speculative)
- Built-in Ethernet (Gigabit?) port for connectivity
- Xbox Live Marketplace for downloadable content
- Message Center to receive voice and video messages from friends.
- Ability to talk to friends, even while watching movies or listening to music
- Included (?) Xbox Live Headset.
- Gold Xbox Live subscription for those who want to play all the time, will feature exclusive content.
Media
- Formats: DVD-Video, DVD-Rom, DVD-R/RW, CD-DA, CD-Rom, CD-R, CD-RW, WMA CD, MP3-CD, JPEG CD, etc etc...
- Detachable and upgradeable 20GB hard drive, accessable via USB ports or the network, can be used between diffrent Xbox 360 Consoles.
- Compatible with USB 2.0 devices, Keyboards will not interface with games.
- Compatible with USB drives flash drives.
- Progressive-scan DVD movie playback out of the box.
- Windows Media Center Extender built in to access recorded TV (including high definition) and digital movies (including high definition), music, video and photos stored on Windows XP PCs through any Xbox 360.
- Two memory unit ports to save data on portable memory units, starting at 64 MB.
- Interactive, full screen 3D visualizers.
Input/Output
- (3) USB 2.0 (two front, one back), will most likely support the use of USB hubs.
- WiFi adapter supports 802.11a, 802.llb, 802.llg, size of a pack of gum (may be sold seprately)
- Xbox 360 consoles will automatically detect and link with other Xbox 360 consoles within range.
Controller
- Wireless using new Microsoft patented technology, ensures that multipe 360's wont get 'confused'.
- 360 Button accesses the Xbox 360 Guide (Dashboard)
- Can power down the system.
- Support for up to 4 wireless game controllers per Xbox 360
- Compatibility with your PC out of the box.
- Optional Universal Media Remote with Windows® XP Media Center Edition Button for Media Center Edition functionality.
- Features a 30-foot range and up to 40 hours of life on two AA batteries.
- Play & Charge via USB cable for uninterrupted play when battery is low.
Price
- Between $300 and $400. (speculative)
- It is unknown if there will be both a 20GB and a 40GB version released at launch.
- All units will come with a hard drive, hard drive pricing is unknown at this time.
Backwards Compatibility
Backwards compatibility via Live! Silver, new .xbe files will be downloaded and use your existing game content from DVD. This will require the HDD. Xbox games will most likely run in 720p at 60fps with some sort of FSAA. Small parts of Halo 2.5 were seen on the OurColony final video.
(speculative)
Release Date
November 15, 2005
(speculative)