Oh, when the DivX's go marching in.

by Rob 2. December 2007 14:38

If you didn't know already, DivX is coming to the XBox 360. If you didn't know it, I wonder what stone you've been living under.

One question remains unanswered with all these FAQ's: Does this mean that my Windows Media Center Extender (the 360) will be able to display DivX's that are stored on my Vista Premium? I should think so, and I surely hope so.

(Here's a reference to the origin of this entry's title).

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