timberland

Here's a few closer shots of the card. I wasn't really sure what it was exactly because it's still sealed, never opened.

Just what you see here + the Component cables that are inside the box with the "AV Packs" label. If there was some PCI card in a PC then I unfortunately never saw it.

Honestly, if I could find someone local that understood how rare it is and would give me a decent price I'd sell it in minute. My kid wants me to trade it for a PS5 Personally I'm torn. I've owned just about every game console ever made and wished I'd kept them all, so I'm fine just leaving this on a shelf to look at, but we have an original XBox that we will actually play and if someone else that's REALLY into collecting wants it then I'd be happy to let it go. Last thing I want to do is deal with random people on the internet though.

We were working on some tools to support game development and was given this by Microsoft, but never ended up needing it. Guess they never asked for it back, dev group no longer exists, and it was put in a pile of old desks, filing cabinets, and computers. We were sorting everything and this was about to be put in a pile of old PC's that we were literally going to pay a company to properly e-waste but I pulled it out. I paid about $100 for a few things including this in an employee auction. I think we put everything we raised towards a charity, which was cool, but it's just been sitting in a box for I don't know how long now.

Don't think it was ever used. The drive/card packaging was never opened, don't think the DVD's have ever been taken out of their cases. Did plug it in and it fires up, but haven't done anything else with it. I also have an old modded XBox that has been sitting in a closet for many years, recently pulled it out to play with my kids and we started reading online about replacing the cap's in them. It still works but we'll do that soon, but then I remembered we have this thing just sitting in a box. What would you do? Sell it and let a buyer open it up and fix...open it up ourselves ASAP before those cap's kill it...do nothing? Only thing I don't think we'll do is send it back to Microsoft