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Microsoft denies Xbox issues | |
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| Time: 16:40 EST/21:40 GMT | News Source: Australian IT | Posted By: Brian Kvalheim | ||
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Microsoft has denied a report in the British tech publication The Register, that last month's recall of power cords for 14.1 million Xboxes was connected to broken solder joints inside early Xbox consoles. Charlotte Stuyvenberg, director of global communications for the Xbox, said the report was incorrect. The problem with the power cord and the solder joints were mutually exclusive, she said. A Microsoft statement sent earlier said: "In rare cases, solder joints have broken. This issue is not associated with the power cord replacement program..." | ||
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