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Saturday September 1, 2007 11:23 am

Xbox 360 Messenger Kit Unboxing Gallery

The Messenger Kit has been hyped for months now, and it finally hits stores on September 4, 2007. The Kit includes the much anticipated Xbox 360 - a QWERTY keyboard accessory that snaps onto an Xbox 360 controller - along with a newly redesigned Xbox 360 headset. The new headset features a simple audio connector, with the mute and volume switch located on the wire itself - much more user friendly, and it looks better too. If you are tired of all the mundane typing that it takes to enter redeemable codes or to write quick messages to friends on the Xbox 360, this is definitely one to consider. We were able to get our hands on a Messenger Kit pre-launch, and have put up an Unboxing gallery giving you a look at both pieces of the package.


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The headset looks exactly the same, except that it has a new connector....

Take a closer look. See the new clip, mute, and volume control?

does the headset feel less flimsy or is it still the same just with the volume and clip added?

How's the chatpad working out? Worth the 30 dlls?

I'd like to hear your thoughts on the Chatpad, as well. It's been getting nothing but good reviews, elsewhere.

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