Dirkus writes – “This altoids tin can help you replace an Xbox’s hard drive without any pesky modifications to the Xbox. It reads the EEPROM off in a fraction of a second, so you can feed it to whatever Xbox drive restoring/locking program you’re using and drop a new drive in the console and get back to your fragging/racing/volleyball playing in a jiffy. Bonus: almost all electonic components used were reclaimed from junked devices.” – Link.
Related:
Reading the Xbox HDD key – Link.
