The Xbox 360 only has 10/100 connection, but the Xbox 360 Slim's have a 2.4GHz Wireless N chipset so it will not slow down the rest of the wireless devices on 2.4GHz to wireless G speeds when used like the PS3 will. Wireless is where it gets iffy, it has a 2.4GHz Wireless G chipset which is quite limited and will slow other wireless N 2.4GHz devices down to G speeds unless your access point supports wireless airtime fairness, which itself has issues with some devices. When it comes to Networking, the PS3 wins on the LAN front with a Gigabit Ethernet controller, which is nice for FTP. The PS3 would require copying all the data off the internal HDD to USB then copying it all back to the new drive once installed and formatted. When it comes to hard drive replacement, the 360 wins on this also, you do not need to reinstall all your games or copy them off the original hdd since the original HDD can be connected via usb to the 360 to copy the data over. When it comes to homebrew, the PS3 wins on that front, whereas the Xbox 360 has very little homebrew games and emulators. A lot of this has to do that the PS3 Slim's dual chips (45nm cell, 40nm RSX) vs the Xbox 360 Slim's single 45nm chip. The Xbox 360 Slims on the other hand run near silent and can have the fan speed boosted a bit while still being silent. I got a CFW PS3 Slim off of eBay and it is loud, I replaced the thermal paste but it still is loud and even shut down on me once from thermal overload. I have a Falcon JTAG and a Slim CFW PS3 and it seems some PS3 slims have cooling issues that require removing the heatspreader and applying thermal paste.

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