Report casts new light on reliability woes
The report, published this week in VentureBeat and written by technology journalist Dean Takahashi -- author of the critically acclaimed The Xbox 360
Uncloaked -- blames numerous factors for the now-infamous "Red Ring of Death" failures, including a rushed design process, the machine's
groundbreaking complexity, and cost-cutting initiatives that hamstrung quality assurance tests.
It is true, the rulers of the computer world blundered and cost them over a billion dollars. Bill probably just cut a check.
