Oh, yeah, it’s a typo. My bad. That should be GB, not MB (and will be in a minute when I fix the article). However, that doesn’t quite excuse the fact that one of their configurations comes without a hard drive at all, especially after the original Xbox made hard drives in consoles a viable reality.

On the other hand, the 120 GB option only showed up after the PS3 came on the scene with its 20 GB or 60 GB selections, so their initial options were on the low end of the specturm, all told. The 120 GB was more of a catch-up option in this arena … surprising, since they were doing quite well at the time, and arguably aren’t in bad shape even now. All in all, I don’t think it’s worth the money you save to not have a hard drive. I can’t tell you how annoying it gets having to deal with two 8 MB (not a typo) PS2 memory cards…

I think I was typing too many capital letter abbreviation thingies. Thanks for the heads-up.

Depending on the configuration, the Xbox 360 may come with a 120 MB hard drive, a 20 MB hard drive, or no hard drive at all.

Please say it’s a typo. Baby Jesus is crying otherwise.