Xbox 360 Peripherals

Xbox 360 Controller – Based on the Controller S but features a more ergonomic design for maximum comfort over long play sessions. Nine-foot breakaway cable Black and White buttons moved to shoulders for easier access Unprecedented level of rumble control – Set it to full, medium, low, or off Xbox Guide button gives you quick access to all of Xbox 360’s features as well as the ability to turn the system off an on from the comfort of your couch

Xbox 360 Wireless Controller – Same design and features as the wired controller 30-foot range Up to 40 hours of gameplay on two AA batteries When batteries get low, you are given plenty of warning so you can connect a Play and Charge cable so you can keep playing and charge your controller at the same time

Xbox 360 Headset – Easily adjustable boom microphone In-line volume and mute control for easy access Noise-canceling microphone provides crisp and clear communication Lightweight design Plugs directly into a port on Xbox 360 controllers

Memory Unit – 64 MB of space provides plenty of room for game saves and Xbox Live profile so you can take them on the go Includes carrying case designed to fit on a keychain

Xbox 360 Universal Media Remote – Turns your Xbox 360 on and off Xbox Guide Button Can control your TV A,B,X,Y buttons included for basic control of Xbox 360 system when a controller isn’t available Includes control buttons to easily browse your stored music, movies, and pictures

Xbox Live Camera – Supports VGA video up to 640x480 at 30 frames-per-second and takes 1.3 megapixel still photos Camera includes microphone that attaches to controller for full video/voice chat Your face can be imported into games (such as Perfect Dark: Zero) and can also be placed next to your name on leaderboards for more recognition and fame

Xbox 360 Wireless Network Adapter – Highly versatile and supports 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11a Powered by the Xbox 360 itself so no need for extra power cables You can transfer video and music from your Media Center PC

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