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Rumor Time: Xbox 360’s with new chips coming this August
thexboxdomain.net May 8, 2008
Remember when we posted about the Xbox 360’s that were coming with the Jasper chipsets? Well, we could them this August. Here is what X-Bit Labs posted: Microsoft Corp. reportedly plans to release a new version its Xbox 360 video game system code-named Jasper in August and has already assigned...
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