Kinect priced at GameStop: $149, $399 for Elite bundle
Microsoft didn't say a peep about Kinect pricing at its E3 keynote, but GameStop isn't being shy: Kinect is now listed on the retailer's website for $149.99. The page is dead if you try to click through from search results, so it looks like the listi...
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Dell Streak: $500 unlocked in US, available next month
We've just learned at D8 today that Dell will be offering the Streak to US customers direct from its website -- unlocked -- starting next month for $500. That's later than the June 4 date that UK customers will be enjoying, but it's earlier than it co...
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: d8, Dell, Engadget, guidance, June, nbsp, uk customers, use, website
Google changes Nexus One plans, will stop selling handsets online
Although Google launched the Nexus One with grand plans to radically change the way consumers purchased phones and service, it looks like the experiment has fizzled to an end -- the company just announced that will eventually stop selling handsets onl...
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: customer service issues, Engadget, fri, google, hands on experience, nexus, Phone, sales strategy, support, variety, way, web store, website
Launch of www.hfc-uganda.org!
My website has seen a lot of evolutions. For many years, http://johnny.ihackstuff.com was all about me. The GHDB took the center stage for a lot of years (I’d like to see it updated but I haven’t had any serious offers to help upgrade it), and finally we saw the merge between Hackers For Charity and [...]
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Zune HD 64 makes surprise appearance
The link's dead now, but there's no mistaking the appearance of a Zune HD 64 on the official Zune website. Hey Microsoft, got something you want to tell us? A 64GB Zune HD, perhaps, doubling the capacity of your previous top-ender? How about global availability? Click the source link to see for yourselves... go 'head, don't cost nothing.[Thanks, David H.]
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