Xbox 360 today received a new system update delivering a number of features previously only available to preview program members, Microsoft has announced.
The main feature of today's update is support for larger external hard drives. You can now connect a hard drive as large as 2 TB, a massive increase over the previous limit of 32 GB. That's more than 62 times as much space available on an external drive to go along with however much internal storage the system its elf is equipped with (the many models of 360 have offered anywhere from none to 320 GB).
Larger external hard drives went into testing earlier this month for members of the Xbox 360 Pr eview program that launched in March. This is similar to the program on Xbox One where select Xbox owners are invited to test upcoming features before they're released as proper updates.
Other features now available include new sections for viewing recent purchases and network statistics (download speed, upload speed, and signal strength). There's also now a listing on the dashboard for how much money you have in your account right and a way to reset your password right from the system.
The update containing all of this should download automatically next time you power on your system while connected to the Internet.
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