Storage | 8GB |
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CPU cores | 1 |
GPU Clock Speed | 233.0 MHz |
CPU speed | 0.73 GHz |
CPU model | 1 Core 733 MHz Custom Intel Pentium III Coppermine |
GPU name | Custom Nvidia NV2A |
RAM memory | 64MB |
Number of controllers included | 1 |
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Features |
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Connection Method | Wired |
Number of joysticks | Dual |
Directional Pad | yes |
Triggers | 2 |
Number of buttons | 16 |
Number of supported wireless controllers | 4 |
Backward compatibility | no |
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Type of media supported | DVD |
Remote control support | yes |
Surround decoder (5.1/7.1) | yes |
Ethernet | yes |
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Ethernet connection speed | 10/100Mbit/s |
WiFi | no |
USB | no |
Number of USB Inputs | 0 |
HDMI | no |
A/V Outputs |
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Component output | no |
Composite output | yes |
SCART out | yes |
Number of connection ports | 4 |
S-video output | yes |
VGA outputs | no |
Digital optical input | no |
Digital optical output | no |
HDR | no |
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Resolutions supported |
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Audio format |
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Depth | 10.63 in |
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Width | 12.2 in |
Height | 3.94 in |
Weight | 162.26 oz |
Colour of product | Black |
Online service | Xbox Live |
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Video Streaming | no |
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