Several new images have been revealed for three upcoming gaming headsets for the Turtle Beach Ear Force series: X42 Dolby Surround Sound Gaming Headset, XP400 Dolby Surround Sound Gaming Headset and the Z11 Gaming Headset.

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With the magic of Photoshop and the use of an image originally provided by Microsoft during their E3 presentation, we can see exactly how much smaller the new 360 is. While it is indeed smaller, it's not quite worthy of a "slim" title, which Microsoft seems to have realized, as they haven't deemed it as such. However, for those that were skeptical that it was shorter at all, this should convince you otherwise.

See the picture attached to the article for the comparison.

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Xbox LIVE front man Major Nelson posted via Twitter about some special Xbox 360 consoles in the office, made for Microsoft's new partners announced at this year's E3 -- Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm, and Sky (UK and Ireland).

The Twitter colors don't look too bad either, given that it's several different shades and not just a solid blue. Take off that Twitter logo, and we've got ourselves a lovely new decal.

Again, these are NOT FOR SALE so don't start spreading unfounded rumors. Eyes only!

RabidChinaGirl via www.neoseeker.com »

E3 2009 is set to be a lot bigger and better than last year's E3 and Kotaku was able to snap some pictures of what the lucky visitors will be able to see. I must say, it looks pretty impressive, especially the Final Fantasy XIII stairs.

tyranitar24 via kotaku.com »

Some people are good at photoshop, and there are others that are amazing. Mauro Ramalho created the extreme X campaign for the 360 launch on Brazil. Using amazing photoshop talent and creativity, he created these awesome prints. Check out the rest of his portfolio to see his other campaigns for products such as Sprite.

Sayyed via mramalho.com.br »

"Ah, the ill-fated Xbox 360 Red Ring of Death, how we fear thy ways. After all, with a 16% failure rate, it could happen to anyone. For some of us, it already has. Multiple times. And as much as we love spending a half hour coaxing Microsoft’s customer service into sending us a “coffin” (the sad cardboard box used to mail back your deceased console) only to receive yet another broken replacement, sometimes its easier to just give up. Well then, the least that Microsoft could do is give us a fe..."

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