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According to an internal document procured by Joystiq, the next major Xbox 360 dashboard update will introduce support for USB mass storage devices ranging from 1GB to 16GB in size.
Credited to a senior software development engineer at Microsoft, the document specifically reads that "increased market penetration of high-capacity, high throughput USB mass storage devices, a 2010 Xbox 360 system update." Adding credence to the report is a screen cap above, which depicts a dialog box for formatting such devices from within the Xbox 360 Dashboard interface.<!--more-->
The size limitation leaves us somewhat perplexed, considering there are USB flash drives out there that eclipse 32GB in storage capacity.
According to an internal document procured by Joystiq, the next major Xbox 360 dashboard update will introduce support for USB mass storage devices ranging from 1GB to 16GB in size.
Credited to a senior software development engineer at Microsoft, the document specifically reads that "increased market penetration of high-capacity, high throughput USB mass storage devices, a 2010 Xbox 360 system update." Adding credence to the report is a screen cap above, which depicts a dialog box for formatting such devices from within the Xbox 360 Dashboard interface.<!--more-->
The size limitation leaves us somewhat perplexed, considering there are USB flash drives out there that eclipse 32GB in storage capacity.