SPEEDLINK XANTHOS Stereo Console Gaming Headset works on all consoles

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Tired of having to buy separate headsets for each console you own? How about getting one that works on all of them? Well, SPEEDLINK is here to solve those problems with the introduction of its XANTHOS Stereo Console Gaming Headset. Built to work on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and the PC, this stylish stereo headset is designed to let gamers enjoy their gaming experience without annoying or disturbing people in the same room or house with sounds of monsters screaming and loud explosions. But just in case you want sound coming from the headphones as well as the TV – the XANTHOS allows you to do that with its sophisticated connector technology.

The XANTHOS comes with a 3-meter long cable which should be long enough for most people to use comfortably. The headset also packs a fold-away microphone that lets users communicate with teammates in-game or with friends in other apps (i.e. Skype). The XANTHOS Stereo Console Gaming Headset is available now and they carry a recommended retail price of $67 (€49.99). Find out more.

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Microsoft unbans wrongfully banned Xbox 360 consoles

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In an attempt to crack down on Xbox users who modify their consoles or hack their systems, Microsoft dished out quite a number of bans on users of Xbox Live. However, a number of accounts were banned wrongfully due to a software error. Today Microsoft announced that it will be restoring access to those consoles that were banned by the mistake and will be compensating them with three free months of Xbox Live and 1600 Microsoft Points (worth $20) for the inconvenience.

Fortunately users won’t have to do anything about it – they just need to try and log on to the Xbox Live network again. Since Microsoft knows which individual consoles were affected, the company will be applying everything automatically – no need for keys or redemption tokens. Microsoft will also no longer be using the software that caused the error, so if your console was wrongfully banned in this mishap; it’s unlikely to happen again… hopefully you weren’t one of the few people who purchased a brand new Xbox 360 before Microsoft issued the unbanning.

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