just from a legal standpoint, if Microsoft sells/pays another company to dispose of retired devkits. Do they still legally belong to Microsoft? Is this fall under standard dumpster diving? Once you throw it away anyone can 'find' it?
There are sites where you can by retired 360 devkits with the connectors in back physically broken, but could be repaired with parts most people probably have laying around from old units/pc's etc..
I'm curious If you bought one, fixed it, and genuinely planned to avoid P-net, could you use it to debug without worrying about Microsoft nuking your devkit, or would you have to set up a closed local network?
edit:(you could get 3 or 4 of them for less than the cost of a secondhand working unit.)
edit2: not trying to start junk threads, I suppose even if you did legally own it at that point, you still would not have license to the software.



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