The 360 can be laid flat or stood on one side, similar to a PS2. It's similarly sparse at the back - there's a power slot, A/V slot, Ethernet port and another USB 2.0 port. The front features the disc tray (in silver), two slots for memory cards, the glowing Xbox button and a hinged slot which hides two USB 2.0 ports. The console's design is also the height of simplicity - the entire unit is clutter free on all sides. That said, the 360's colour is fairly innocuous - it's not a standout, but it won't jar with anything else in your living room setup at the same time. The 360 is finished in a beige-like colour - an odd decision on Microsoft's part considering most other home entertainment gear nowadays tends to go for silver, black or white as a finish. It's certainly smaller than Xbox version 1, but it's nowhere near the micro size of the current slimline PlayStation 2. The 360 is all smooth curves and minimalist style, although in the flesh it's not quite as petite as one might think from looking at photos. If the original Xbox was a big, black tank of a console, then consider the Xbox 360 its svelte Ferrari-like cousin.
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