The Neoya X2VGA 2 is a HD VGA Transcoder that works with any video or gaming device that has just a standard video output. It works with the Xbox, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii, and the Gamecube. It allows you to play games on your HD VGA monitor in 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. How do you know if your monitor supports VGA? Click here, that's how. For those of you who want to play games on an HD monitor without spending a lot of money on an HDTV, this is a relatively cheap ($60) way to do it. With the X2VGA 2 you can easily switch between seeing what is on your console and what is on your computer— all it takes is the press of a button. You can only buy it at its website here.
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I have been really looking into these rumors about a possible black Xbox 360 lately because I am planning on getting a 360 soon and I want to know if I should wait for this new version. If the rumor is true, then the black version will have a 120GB hard drive, 65nm processor, an HDMI port, and will supposedly cost $584. From what I have read, it will be arriving in April. But, it is already March and with no mention of it at this weeks GDC in San Francisco, I am really having my doubts. Would it even be worth the money? Sure, a bigger hard drive would be nice, from what I've been told the 20GB drive is not big enough. But I have no use for HDMI and the 65nm processor will bee faster and cooler, but is it really necessary? As far as confirmation goes, there isn't much. Aside from a few pictures that could have easily been photoshopped. But the piture above is interesting. It is from an ad on Gamespot. I could not confirm that this ad exists because it is no longer running on Gamespot, but I have seen it on several reliable sites including Gizmodo and Endgadget. So keep your eyes open, but don't keep your hopes up.