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**Matt D** · 13-07-2010, 23:27

I'm picking mine up in person at GAME on Friday (trading in my Elite).

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Oh, & re transferring content:

Having tried the new USB memory support, I don't see *any* point in paying for a transfer cable if anyone does not already have one.

Just plug in a USB HDD or flash drive, configure it for 360 storage, & there you go... Easy option to "Transfer content" from the 360's HDD to the USB device, ready for then transferring onto the Slim.

Much easier than the old method of copying each thing individually onto a "Memory Unit". Plus, with 16GB allowed, you can transfer pretty much everything bar your disc installs. All my saves + XBLA games + DLC etc. comes to around 9GB.

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Matt D Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Cambridge Services: Freeview, Sky+HD, Sky Broadband Unlimited, BT phone Posts: 14,848	Re: E3 2010: New Slimline Xbox360 I'm picking mine up in person at GAME on Friday (trading in my Elite). ---------- Post added at 23:27 ---------- Previous post was at 23:24 ---------- Oh, & re transferring content: Having tried the new USB memory support, I don't see any point in paying for a transfer cable if anyone does not already have one. Just plug in a USB HDD or flash drive, configure it for 360 storage, & there you go... Easy option to "Transfer content" from the 360's HDD to the USB device, ready for then transferring onto the Slim. Much easier than the old method of copying each thing individually onto a "Memory Unit". Plus, with 16GB allowed, you can transfer pretty much everything bar your disc installs. All my saves + XBLA games + DLC etc. comes to around 9GB. __________________ Twitter \| Picasa Web Albums \| Tezcatlipoca NTHW Gaming Clan