No!
All XBox 360 versions, including the Slim, come with a 10/100MB Network Card.
The Microsoft XBox 360 motherboard has had several version changes, just like all long life electronics, usually as a result of manufacturing improvements designed to save money.
XBox 360 Motherboard Hardware Revisions (from the good people at WikiPedia)
| Codename | CPU | GPU | HDMI | Power Supply | In Production | Date Released | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xenon | 90 nm | 90 nm | No | 203 W | No | November 2005 | Original release. |
| Zephyr | 90 nm | 90 nm | Yes | 203 W | No | July 2007 | Introduced HDMI port |
| Falcon | 65 nm | 90 nm | Yes | 175 W | No | Late September 2007 | Introduced 65 nm CPU. Power consumption lowered. |
| Opus | 65 nm | 90 nm | No | 175 W | No | June 2008 | Available as a replacement for Xenon motherboards which have been sent in to Microsoft repair centers. |
| Jasper | 65 nm | 65 nm | Yes | 150 W | No | September 2008 | Introduced 65 nm GPU. Introduced on-board flash based memory. Further reduced power consumption. |
| Trinity (Valhalla) | 45 nm (combined “Vejle” chip)[26] | Yes | 135 W | Yes | May 2010 | Motherboard redesign used in the Xbox 360 S (not used in other console versions). Two versions; one with 4 GB on-board storage, one without. | |
| Corona | 45 nm (combined chip)[27] | Yes | 115 W | Yes | August, 2011 | No more HANA Chip; integrated into southbridge. PSU is 9.86A, down from 10.83A – Cannot use Reset Glitch Hack (relied on HANA for timing). | |
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