Winners Recieve there xbox360's

well alot of people already got em

its kinda hard shipping 10,000 consoles(well 9,700) all on the same date, so pepsi started early
 
no he won it from a pepsi contest in canada called "first to play" or something like that
 
Ballz2TheWallz said:
same thing
no its not Mountain dew (which is owned by pepsi) had its own thing that was everytenminutes.com while pepsi and doritos had another contest that was "first to play" which i think was only in canada
 
munkle said:
no its not Mountain dew (which is owned by pepsi) had its own thing that was everytenminutes.com while pepsi and doritos had another contest that was "first to play" which i think was only in canada



Yep... only in canada. Lot less winners, and in started alot later than every10minutes... trade off being they got their systems a full week early instead of 4 days.
 
I never win crap :mad:

I tried everytenminutes, multiple times. Sigh

I even try Hypothermia + donation drives, lottery tickets, casinos, russian roulette. NOTHING.

Oh well, Karma I guess. (glad my name's not Earl).
 
PRIME1 said:
I never win crap :mad:

I tried everytenminutes, multiple times. Sigh

I even try Hypothermia + donation drives, lottery tickets, casinos, russian roulette. NOTHING.

Oh well, Karma I guess. (glad my name's not Earl).

If you can't win, at least you can go camp out and buy one.

I'll be at Palmdale at Zero Hour buying one. If not, damn them! :D
 
PRIME1 said:
I never win crap :mad:

I tried everytenminutes, multiple times. Sigh

I even try Hypothermia + donation drives, lottery tickets, casinos, russian roulette. NOTHING.

Oh well, Karma I guess. (glad my name's not Earl).

I can understand Lottery tickets, but Russian Roulette. A man has got to win sometimes.
 
overthetop said:
If you can't win, at least you can go camp out and buy one.

I'll be at Palmdale at Zero Hour buying one. If not, damn them! :D
Well not only don't I win, but I'm also a cheap bastard :p I bought my XboX for $149.

Erasmus354 said:
So your saying that your a bad person or that you never do good deeds?
A little form column A, a little from column B.
Erasmus354 said:
I can understand Lottery tickets, but Russian Roulette. A man has got to win sometimes.
Funny thing is.......I'm using a clip.
 
he talks like the name of the chip is TSOP.. TSOP is the name of the package that chip is in... bleh.. go to electrical engineering school :rolleyes:

there are literally thousands of different chips that have TSOP written on them.. :rolleyes:
 
RancidWAnnaRIot said:
he talks like the name of the chip is TSOP.. TSOP is the name of the package that chip is in... bleh.. go to electrical engineering school :rolleyes:

there are literally thousands of different chips that have TSOP written on them.. :rolleyes:


<BITCHSLAP ON>
You really aren't impressing ANYONE.

You might find reading the The previous day's post (Wednesday Nov 16, 2005 on http://softlife.blogspot.com) where I clearly state that the TSOP found of my specific motherboard was actually a Hynix HY27US08281A. I then listed the some of the features of that particular chip.

I use the word TSOP to describe the chip, much like I would use CPU and CMOS as generic descriptions of those chips functions - Do I really need to refer to it by the manufacturer's arbitrary product code throughout my article?

And since it it VERY LIKELY that multiple chip manufacturers and different chips were used to perform the function of holding the bootstrap code on the Xbox360....- not just the HY27US08281A which I found on my motherboard.... it would be STUPID to use anything but the generic chip name (in this case TSOP) when writing the article.

Do you also roll your eyes when someone uses the term "CPU"?

man, I hate dumb-asses.... and you are a huge one.

</BITCHSLAP OFF>
 
mattsson said:
<BITCHSLAP ON>
You really aren't impressing ANYONE.

You might find reading the The previous day's post (Wednesday Nov 16, 2005 on http://softlife.blogspot.com) where I clearly state that the TSOP found of my specific motherboard was actually a Hynix HY27US08281A. I then listed the some of the features of that particular chip.

I use the word TSOP to describe the chip, much like I would use CPU and CMOS as generic descriptions of those chips functions - Do I really need to refer to it by the manufacturer's arbitrary product code throughout my article?

And since it it VERY LIKELY that multiple chip manufacturers and different chips were used to perform the function of holding the bootstrap code on the Xbox360....- not just the HY27US08281A which I found on my motherboard.... it would be STUPID to use anything but the generic chip name (in this case TSOP) when writing the article.

Do you also roll your eyes when someone uses the term "CPU"?

man, I hate dumb-asses.... and you are a huge one.

</BITCHSLAP OFF>

HAHAHAHA, BUUUUUUUUURN.

I'd like to have a 360... but my grades are bad enough (I type as I sit in my numerical methods class not paying attention)... and i'm broke... and i'm cheap...
 
TheTMan said:
HAHAHAHA, BUUUUUUUUURN.

I'd like to have a 360... but my grades are bad enough (I type as I sit in my numerical methods class not paying attention)... and i'm broke... and i'm cheap...

Euler just doesn't do it for you either eh?

save your money (and grades) until the spring...
 
mattsson said:
I use the word TSOP to describe the chip, much like I would use CPU and CMOS as generic descriptions of those chips functions ....

TSOP doesn't discribe the chips function, where as terms like Boot-Rom or Boot-Flash do. We don't call P4s or Athlons the computer's LGA775 or PGA939 do we?

mattsson said:
man, I hate dumb-asses.... and you are a huge one.

I also hate dumb-asses.
 
mattsson said:
I use the word TSOP to describe the chip, much like I would use CPU and CMOS as generic descriptions of those chips functions - Do I really need to refer to it by the manufacturer's arbitrary product code throughout my article?


DUDE?!?!?

TSOP is the package. .that's all i'm saying.. it doesn't tell you what kind of chip it is

http://www.practicalcomponents.com/tsop.htm

read up.. i suggest you remove those bitch slap tags... i know what i'm talking about.. i've probably programmed and soldered and designed more systems with ICs than you have..

i'm really not trying to impress.. i'm just saying.. the acronym "TSOP" is being used wrong.. it's making it sound like TSOP is it's function..

That website should be saying "the NAND flash" chip.. not "the TSOP" chip

TSOP is generic.. litterally thousands of chips with DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS, come in a TSOP form..

I just hate it when people start using engineering terms wrong.. that's all.. sorry.. some people are grammar nazi's i'm a electronics terms nazi..

and why did you call me a dumb ass?? that's not cool.. i didn't call you a dumb ass..

i was just giving the noob a hardtime.. that's all
 
SCSI-Terminator said:
TSOP doesn't discribe the chips function, where as terms like Boot-Rom or Boot-Flash do.

I never said that the term TSOP describes it's "function". I said that I used the term "TSOP" to describe the chip.

The case remains that the Hynix HY27US08281A is a TSOP. Your pedantics will not change this.

If I were talking about a computer's CMOS, would you know what I was refering to? Or would you perfer me use the descriptor of "date, time and configuration storage device" when writing an article....? Would you bother posting your pedantics that the term CMOS only refers to the package and should never be used in tech manuals?

...I think not.

SCSI-Terminator said:
We don't call P4s or Athlons the computer's LGA775 or PGA939 do we?

exactly my point. in case you missed that, i'll repeate it again: that is exactly my point.

We can generalize it to the term CPU. When I do so, you would immediately know what part on the motherboard hardware I was refering to. Same as BIOS, CMOS, and in the case of the Xbox the TSOP.

SCSI-Terminator said:
I also hate dumb-asses.
pedantic ones too...
 
RancidWAnnaRIot said:
TSOP is generic.. litterally thousands of chips with DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS, come in a TSOP form..

NOT ON THE XBOX.

there is but 1 TSOP. ONE. UNO. a singleton. one lonesone tsop chip. not two tsop chips.

*** and not 10 TSOP chips doing 10 different functons. ***

Have you EVER read any xbox related material? have you ever worked on any xbox systems? have you ever programmed any IC's on the XBOX????
have you ever flashed an Xbox bios? have you ever rebuilt a LPC? tapped an LDT?

When I write about the Xbox motherboard, I am writing to people who INHERENTLY know what I'm refering to when I talk about flashing the TSOP.
They dont expect me to have to list all 500 different possible makes and models.
 
mattsson said:
NOT ON THE XBOX.

there is but 1 TSOP. ONE. UNO. a singleton. one lonesone tsop chip. not two tsop chips.

*** and not 10 TSOP chips doing 10 different functons. ***

Have you EVER read any xbox related material? have you ever worked on any xbox systems? have you ever programmed any IC's on the XBOX????
have you ever flashed an Xbox bios? rebuilt the have you ever rebuilt a LPC? tapped an LDT?

When I write about the Xbox motherboard, I am writing to people who INHERENTLY know what I'm refering to when I talk about flashing the TSOP.
They dont expect me to have to list all 500 different possibly makes and models.


there's really no point in arguing this anymore..

first.. i understand what you're trying to say.. and i sitll disagree.. i don't care if there is 1 or a million TSOP packaged chips on the XBOX.. the term is still used wrong.

i know that text doesn't do a good job of displaying tone of voice.. but from your previous "bitch slap" post.. leads me to believe you're typing your replies in a pretty angry manner.. so just chill the shit out..

The term is still being used wrong.. and i stand by that.. i see what you're saying... and it reasonable.. but in my opinon it's wrong to use it like that..

as i said before.. it's pointless to argue about this anymore.. you made your point.. i made mine.. done and done.. no need to get our panties in an uproar...

ANother comment.. why are you only writting to peopel who inherently know about the Xbox internals.. i mean shit.. you shoudl make this a learning experience for everyone to read and learn.. that would make it a much more meaningful thread
 
and if you can't handle my first post on this thread.. i feel bad for you.. cause it was a partially sarcastic joke.. i mean

he did use the term TSOP wrong.. the whole thing about going to Engineering school was just a joke.. .

i see that you're a noobie..

just something to remember

don't take everything someone say's on the forum to heart
 
RancidWAnnaRIot said:
there's really no point in arguing this anymore..

first.. i understand what you're trying to say.. and i sitll disagree.. i don't care if there is 1 or a million TSOP packaged chips on the XBOX.. the term is still used wrong.

Have you ever use the term CMOS?

RancidWAnnaRIot said:
i know that text doesn't do a good job of displaying tone of voice..

the rolling of the eyes kind of tipped me off to your tone.

RancidWAnnaRIot said:
The term is still being used wrong.. and i stand by that.. i see what you're saying... and it reasonable.. but in my opinon it's wrong to use it like that..

again. Do you give yourself the same speech whenever you use the term CMOS?

RancidWAnnaRIot said:
ANother comment.. why are you only writting to peopel who inherently know about the
Xbox internals.. i mean shit.. you shoudl make this a learning experience for everyone to read and learn.. that would make it a much more meaningful thread

The post was on my blog. The post was targetted to people who are interested in the Xbox360. I FULLY explained that the TSOP on my particular motherboard was a Hynix HY27US08281A. But because that chip maker and model will vary on other Xbox motherboards, I used the generic term TSOP for the rest of the blog.

But you seem to have totally ignored that I did this. You posted here that I didn't seem to understand what the term TSOP meant, that I was using it like that was the chip's name.

quite from my blog:

"...Looks like there is a Hynix TSOP on my mobo...."

then in the next paragraph....

"...The HYNIX HY27US08281A series is a 16Mx8bit with spare 4M bit capacity.
The device is offered in 3.3V Vcc Power Supply.
..The device contains 1024 blocks, composed by 32 pages consisting in two NAND structures of 16 series connected Flash cells......"


I then proceeded to use the term TSOP for the rest of the articles as a generic term.

why did you ignore the fact that I did this when you posted here that "... the guy was using the word TSOP like it was the name of the chip"?

I can think of only one reason
 
It's not worth getting so worked up on one little discrepancy. What will you get out of winning? Also, OP has bad spelling, "their," not "there." :D
 
RancidWAnnaRIot said:
he talks like the name of the chip is TSOP.. TSOP is the name of the package that chip is in... bleh.. go to electrical engineering school :rolleyes:

there are literally thousands of different chips that have TSOP written on them.. :rolleyes:
stop complaining, i got what he ment because i have worked on xboxs before, hes doing us a favor buy opening a 400 dollar console and showing us the inside and voiding the warrenty so if it breaks tomorrow hes screwed, i enjoyed his posts and website, why you have to crap on him and the time he spent writing it up, if anything you could have crapped on his site in a little nicer way like "oh he used the term TSOP incorrectly" but no you have to be very rude while you do it.

edit: and yes i do have bad spelling :p im lazy, if you can read it its good enough for me :p
 
munkle said:
stop complaining, i got what he ment because i have worked on xboxs before, hes doing us a favor buy opening a 400 dollar console and showing us the inside and voiding the warrenty so if it breaks tomorrow hes screwed, i enjoyed his posts and website, why you have to crap on him and the time he spent writing it up, if anything you could have crapped on his site in a little nicer way like "oh he used the term TSOP incorrectly" but no you have to be very rude while you do it.

edit: and yes i do have bad spelling :p im lazy, if you can read it its good enough for me :p

i stopped complaining a while ago.. as i stated earlier.. i remember saying "it's pointless to keep on arguing about this"

i wasn't tryign to be rude either.. guess you guys took it the wrong way.. no one would care in gen may :(

i understood what he was saying.. and his reasoning.. which was fine...

i still stand by what i said before though.. but it really doesn't matter.. it's stupid to keep arguing..

anyway.. let the thread move on
 
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