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23-03-2010, 08:42
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Re: Using x-box 360 controller
There are 2 kinds of XBox 360 Controllers, one with a USB cable attached directly, and one that has a USB cable that can be removed to give it wireless capability (the cable allows the battery to be recharged and to give wired capability). The one that is wired and not capable of being unplugged has no wireless functionality at all and is perfectly legal. The other kind is not.
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