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    Xbox 360 Built In Disk Destroyer!

    http://www.deltahouse.f2s.com/xbox360.wmv

    I suppose thats one way for microsoft to make more money on the consoles!

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    ohhhhhh - if there is a series of that going on, ohhh Microsoft are going to have some serious trouble.. could be the ultimate end to a very eventful product launch!!

    we wait and see..

    I would say that was funny, but actually its really not!!!
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    There was a guy from "Best Buy" at the end, commenting on the disk destroying thing. The video on the site below is hilarious.

    http://www.smashmyxbox.com/
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    That's nothing new, pretty much any system where the CD is held in a tray, then rotated whilst the disk is spinning will do that.
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    It's something to do with angular momentum... same reason why a bike is more stable the faster you go, but also harder to turn corners. The wheel becomes "heavier" to rotate.

    And yes... try moving a PC CD/DVD drive whilst it's spinning and you'll destry the disc inside. (I discovered to my detriment.)
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    That's like trying to rotate a gyroscope while it's spinning, you can really feel the inertia as you try to tip it off-axis. I guess that disc was spinning pretty quickly, imagine the forces at the edges when it was moved!
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    Still, it's bad design to have two things in the CD drive that can mess up a disk like that.

    I've never had a CD mess up in a portable CD player, and that gets moved about all over the place.
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    Your portable will spin it at very low speeds compared to a modern drive. The portable only has to read at effectively single speed - If it read it any faster, then you can guarantee it'd wreck the CD unless it was held with a firm clip as they are in laptops.
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    I know the drives in the xbox's would be 50x+ faster, but its a obvious movement from standing up to, sitting flat, its just a bad drive.
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    At the end of the day, what idiot is going to be moving his xbox around like that when its powered on?

    And anyway I am sure once they do it then they wont do it again!
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    depends if they are smart enough to put 2+2 together (i.e. it made that noise because I moved a spinning disk in operation = broken disk) :P
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