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Old 05-03-2012, 10:30 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by LoDownM View Post
I think(I'm not 100% sure on this) you are limited to drives that come with other 360s, ie the fat360 hdds out of the case thing/ones from other slims, without having a jtag. Again, not 100% sure on this tho.
You can use HDDHakker (or something. I know hacker is misspelled) to convert certain 2.5" HD's in any other 360.

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Originally Posted by Seph View Post
Uhm, the German courts granted Motorola an injunction against MS yesterday, immediately banning the sale of Xbox360, Windows 7, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player (not that you buy those last 2) in Germany.

A U.S. court had ordered Motorola not to pursue the Germany ban until the U.S. appeals were taken care of. So places are reporting that Motorola won't enforce the ban. But it seems to me like they can if they want. I don't see how a U.S. court can order anything in regards to another nations legal system once said nation has made their own ruling in regards to the case.
I was wrong about Germany saying no, but apparently a Seattle court can stop it happening according to multiple sources. That is weird.

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