Okay, some parts that I hate.
The lack of ntfs support. Really!? It even supports apple proprietary hfs, AND hfs+ - both of which are useless, unless if you have an iPod classic. Catering to a specific group, somehow. Otherwise, have to put up with file size cap in fat32. Not that it really matters, due to the next...
Codec and container support. Not much more to be said, it's utter crap. What's worse? In the publicly supported media formats, none of them allow for soft subtitles
Zune media player - what on earth was wrong the with the old one? It DID NOT waste several seconds to startup, just to do nothing more than the old one.
Zune marketplace - why can I only download music videos upto 5 times, and on top of that, cannot stream my video purchases, and some of the MV I bought FROM Zune, VIA the xbox360, will not playback. Seriously? I've already installed the (mostly) useless optional media update, and it still doesn't play back.
Kinect integration. It's there, but mostly in the first level of the dash.
DLNA streaming support. Rather, the lack of functionality. Unlike AirPlay, I cannot tell my cellphone to stream to the Xbox, instead, failing that, I've been told I have to setup my cellphone as a streaming server, and access it via the xbox360!?
Which gets me to the. Next part. AirPlay mirroring... I'd buy a LOT more Xbox units at work if this was done with WP7. Usefull beyond belief when making a presentation (the AirPlay mode of apple keynotes (inferior ppt clone - but vastly superior for slide creation on the mobile device vs wp7-office mobile), gives the presenter a presenter mode with presentation notes and control via the device!).
Don't get me wrong, I love my xbox360, and refuse to get a glorified bluray player, however, as a wp7 developer (and sometimes, user), these are the points that instantly come to mind on the Xbox-wp7 relationship.
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