Xbox 360 Model After Elite: The Xbox 360 S (Slim)

There was no model explicitly named "after Elite." The Elite (2007–2010) was the final revision of the original Xbox 360 chassis. Microsoft then released a completely redesigned console:

Xbox 360 Hardware Timeline

• Original Xbox 360 (2005): "Xenon" motherboard. Infamous Red Ring of Death (RRoD). 20GB/60GB/Pro/Premium/Elite SKUs.
• Xbox 360 S / "Slim" (2010): "Valhalla" motherboard (CPU+GPU unified). Smaller, quieter, cooler, built-in Wi-Fi, 5 USB ports, dedicated Kinect port. 4GB/250GB/320GB. This replaced the Elite.
• Xbox 360 E (2013): Final revision. Cosmetic alignment with Xbox One. Same internals as S. 4GB/500GB. Discontinued 2016.

Elite's Legacy

The Elite (120GB/250GB, HDMI, black matte, chrome trim) was the premium original model. The S/Slime rendered it obsolete by fixing RRoD, adding Wi-Fi, and shrinking the footprint. If you have an Elite, it's a collector's piece—but for playing, an S or E is far more reliable.