Microsoft's Xbox360 has ran into serious production quality issues. The source reports that Microsoft's UK center is shipping thousands on Xboxes daily to Czech Republic for repairs. Some good news too, Microsoft has informed a Spanish website that the Xbox360 Elite will be launched on August 24 in Europe

Microsoft’s UK repair centre in Havant is now redistributing faulty consoles to foreign repair centres in order to clear an overwhelming backlog and keep up with the 1,500 to 2,500 Xbox 360s arriving at its doors on a daily basis, according to customer reports.

"A shocking statistic we found out though is that between 1,500 to 2,500 consoles get sent to Havant by three UPS lorries per day, to then be shipped to Prague for repair" reported a reader discussing his repair story with 360-gamer.com.

Whilst UK-based repairs specialist Micromart has told GamesIndustry.biz that it has had to refuse to service Xbox 360 consoles that display three red lights, dubbed the Red Ring of Death.

"We were seeing about 30 a week before we pulled the plug on the service," said Jeff Croft of Micromart.

Source: The Inquirer