Citations:RRoD

English citations of RRoD

• 2008, Jake "Biggs" Turner, “Fix the Red Ring of Death! (without towels!)”, in The Best of Instructables, volume 1, O'Reilly, page 247:

  If you no longer have a warranty on your Xbox, and you've gotten the dreaded Red Ring of Death ... there's still hope. The RRoD is displayed by the 360's "Ring of Light" when there's a general hardware failure.

• 2009 June 9, N. Patel, “Microsoft ends Xbox 360 RROD "coffin" program, still paying for shipping”, in engaget.com‎^[1]:

  Getting an Xbox 360 RROD was never any fun, but at least getting it fixed was easy, since a quick phone call would get you a pre-paid "coffin" in which to send the broken console back for repairs.

• 2009 September 2, Matt Peckham, “Xbox 360 ‘Least Reliable’ Console”, in pcworld.com‎^[2]:

  The good news for Xbox 360 owners? RROD failures appear to (finally) be in decline in 2009.

• 2016 June 1, Paul Tassi, “The Xbox One Just Cut Its Price And You Almost Certainly Should Not Buy One”, in forbes.com‎^[3]:

  Thankfully, the original Xbox One has not been plagued with RROD issues like the 360, so there’s no urgency for a slim to “cure” some endemic problem with the base model, but it still might be a much better system for not that much more money.