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$99 Xbox Confirmed: What You Really Need To Know About Microsoft's Offer

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May 10, 2012
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$99 Xbox Confirmed: What You Really Need To Know About Microsoft's Offer
Microsoft confirmed rumors of an $99 Xbox game console, but don't buy until you understand the fine print. - Ed Oswald, PCWorld
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