Xbox Wireless N Adapter Out Now, Costs $100

We knew it was real, we just didn't have a release date. Until now, that is.

Joystiq reports that Microsoft is launching the Wireless N Adapter for the Xbox 360 this week in the United States. Nice news and all, but the price leaves something to be desired.

Earlier this week, Microsoft's Wireless N Adapter was spotted in an ASDA supermarket in the UK. Priced at £49, you guys balked at the direct conversion of roughly $85 for the peripheral. Well, it get's worse.

If you want one you'll be forking out the same $99.99 you would have paid for the first one. Wise shoppers will go to Amazon as Joystiq reports the etailer is selling it for $87.99 right now.

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Clintonio , November 12, 2009 7:36 AM

Eh, no worse than Nintendo's "buy more in accessories than you do in games or consoles!" attitue, or Sony's.. well, I've never played on a PS3 so I'd have no idea.
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masterasia , November 11, 2009 8:35 PM

$100!?! Booooooo!!!!
That's half the price of the Xbox 360 already.
I'm all for using the RJ45 over wireless any day (for gaming).
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blazer666_uk , November 12, 2009 6:52 PM

ASDA are still owned by Wallmart, where did you get that news from? I'll sell my shares if thats true