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Microsoft announced two new Xbox 360 hardware accessories on Tuesday.
The software giant revealed a new Xbox 360 Wireless headset with Bluetooth. The device allows game players to use the headset with mobile phones and PCs as well as the Xbox 360 console. The headset will connect to the Xbox 360 through the console’s standard radio frequencies according to Microsofts Major Nelson
The device is chargeable by micro-USB and will feature over 300 hours of standby battery life. The headset will be available worldwide in early November priced at $59.99.
Microsoft’s second accessory is a new Xbox 360 Media Remote. The new remote features play/pause, skip forward, fast forward, skip back, fast back, and display to control DVD, CD, or streamed media. The remote will also allow game players to control their TV sets using the power on/off button, volume up/down, mute button and TV input. The remote also features the standard A, B, X, Y buttons and d-pad navigation. Microsoft has also provided select and back buttons and a new Live TV button for its upcoming Live TV service, available later this year. The remote will be available worldwide for $19.99 in early November.
Microsoft announced two new Xbox 360 hardware accessories on Tuesday.
The software giant revealed a new Xbox 360 Wireless headset with Bluetooth. The device allows game players to use the headset with mobile phones and PCs as well as the Xbox 360 console. The headset will connect to the Xbox 360 through the console’s standard radio frequencies according to Microsofts Major Nelson
The device is chargeable by micro-USB and will feature over 300 hours of standby battery life. The headset will be available worldwide in early November priced at $59.99.
Microsoft’s second accessory is a new Xbox 360 Media Remote. The new remote features play/pause, skip forward, fast forward, skip back, fast back, and display to control DVD, CD, or streamed media. The remote will also allow game players to control their TV sets using the power on/off button, volume up/down, mute button and TV input. The remote also features the standard A, B, X, Y buttons and d-pad navigation. Microsoft has also provided select and back buttons and a new Live TV button for its upcoming Live TV service, available later this year. The remote will be available worldwide for $19.99 in early November.