If you connect your Xbox to the router with an ethernet cable, connect the Laptop (wirelessly) to the router aswell, install the 360 Extender on Windows then it should recognize the Xbox. If you want wireless connection through the laptop, then you need a 'crossover' ethernet cable linking the two, and have set the wireless connection as shared. I wouldn't recommend this though, as it's pretty slow.
I've not had a problem with my device (iriver Clix 2 8gb) being recognized, but ever since the NXE update, I've found that opening a folder with MP3s in it takes about 10 seconds longer, which makes it quite painful if you want to pick a specific song...
Yeah, read about this somewhere not too long ago. iPods are compatible with the 360, but only songs you didn't buy through iTunes, so only ripped CDs/other downloaded songs will work. I'd think the only option is to get hold of some software that converts itunes AAC into a more universal format?
I'd double check with MS first, but i'll chip in with the messages thing - I can get at least 4 accounts to ask him (only one is mine though ^^) and friends.
The cable is probably the same as any HDMI cable, just made By/For Microsoft. Because Microsoft tend to over-price accessories, and for the same price you should be able to get a cable of higher quality. I found spending around $90 on a cable does make a real difference on the picture quality.
I loved Halo 2, because the multiplayer was so 'unique'. Then Halo 3 came out and I still play that now. Although, I went back to Halo 2 for a bit last week, and it just doesn't play the same anymore, since it's not on the same level as Halo 3. Still, I would like to see Lockout and Turf
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