Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver
Although it was first displayed at E3 in 2006, the Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for Windows is finally now made available for purchase. The adapter lets you use your standard wireless 360 peripherals, such as the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller and Wireless Headset, with your Windows PC which means Windows users, who can finally enjoy some wireless play, and it'll only cost them $20.
Labels: Games, wireless receiver, xbox 360, xbox 360 Live
Hi all, I thought I might like to share this with you. I checked on many of us Malaysian bloggers and found out that almost none knew the existence of this program.
Please don’t discard this, just check it out and see how things go. And for a token of appreciation that I introduced it to you guys, I’d be happy if you visit the website through my link.
www.agloco.com/r/BBCJ1811
Thanks!
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Anonymous |
2:25 PM
Wireless is best upcoming tool specaily for pc games .
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Plz correct me if i am wrong .
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Anonymous |
3:42 PM
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Posted by
Anonymous |
10:53 AM
Whether there are analogues?
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Anonymous |
6:01 PM