After accidentally being shown off a week ago by retail giant Costco, the Microsoft 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter is now available officially, via NewEgg, Costco and other online retailers. The new adapter should provide much more bandwidth then the current …
Read Original Story: Xbox 360 802.11n adapter now on sale – Afterdawn.com
Ben Schefers bought his first Microsoft Corp. Xbox 360 console four months ago to play games remotely with his friends. But the 33-year-old database manager now spends more time using it to play movies, television shows and …
Read Original Story: Beyond Gaming: Watching TV On Your Xbox – Wall Street Journal
Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) this week banned as many as 1 millionplayers from its 20 million-strong XboxLive gaming service, contending they had modified their consoles to play games illegally downloaded from file-sharing sites, technology- news provider …
Read Original Story: Microsoft Boots 1 Million Xbox 360 Players Over Piracy Fears Report – CNNMoney.com
According to a recent report, Microsoft has banned a sizable amount of its XboxLive members, under suspicion that they are playing pirated software. Information Week released a story earlier today revealing that Microsoft has banned…
Read Original Story: Report: 1 mil Xbox Live members banned for piracy – GamePro.com
Tens of thousands of people have been cut off from playing their Xbox games online. Microsoft says they’ve banned certain gamers from their XboxLive service because they may have been modifying or "chipping" their consoles to play pirated games. …
Read Original Story: Xbox gamer 'gutted' after cut off – BBC News
Microsoft has banned as many as one million users who hacked their Xbox 360 consoles to play pirated games from the company’s XboxLive service in a bid to counter piracy. The move triggered an avalanche of cheap "chipped" Xbox 360 consoles for sale on …
Read Original Story: Microsoft Bans Up to One Million Users From Xbox Live – PC World
Thousands of gamers have been barred from playing XboxLive by Microsoft in an attempt to clamp down on piracy. The US computing giant said it had banned the consoles because owners had modified the equipment to play games without paying for them. …
Read Original Story: Microsoft bans modified consoles – The Press Association
Microsoft has bannedXboxLiveplayers who altered consoles to play pirated games. Those who play by its rules are not affected. (CNET) — It’s oh-so enticing: you find a copy of a brand new game like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 …
Read Original Story: Microsoft bans 1 million Xbox Live players – CNN
A number of Xbox 360 users who have modded their consoles have been banned from XboxLive, Microsoft said, executing on a warning it made last week. The company is targeting users who’ve made modifications aimed at enabling their …
Read Original Story: Report: Microsoft Bans Live Accounts From Modded Consoles – Gamasutra
By Jane mcentegart, published on November 12, 2009 at 10:00 AM Microsoft has reportedly banned as many as one million users from XboxLive because of piracy. A report on informationweek claims that the Redmond-based company this week banned a …
Read Original Story: Report: 1 Million Xbox Users Banned for Piracy – Tom's Guide
