Samsung Galaxy Note coming to Bell, Rogers and Telus in February
Those of you who seem to be more closely connected to the Maple Leaf than the pine needle might’ve jumped on the envious side at the news that folks across the border are getting their hands on the LTE Galaxy Note .
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Samsung Galaxy Note coming to Bell, Rogers and Telus in February
Rocketboost launches PC and iOS Control App for its wireless devices
Rocketboost, that ” breakthrough wireless audio technology ” from Best Buy, just got a feature boost in the form of a new Control App. Owners of the company’s Rocketfish and Insignia speakers and soundbars should be jumping for joy — assuming they still have energy after completing all the steps necessary to start beaming wireless tunes. First up on the shopping list is the “Rocketboost Wireless Receiver / Transmitter,” which you can pick up from your neighborhood Best Buy for a measly 65 bucks
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Rocketboost launches PC and iOS Control App for its wireless devices
iPads replaced with clay, sold to unsuspecting Canadians
That fuzzy sensation we get when unboxing a new toy gadget is the fuel that keeps us going at Engadget.
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iPads replaced with clay, sold to unsuspecting Canadians
ASUS Transformer Prime pre-order shipments delayed at Best Buy, Amazon
ASUS’ Eee Pad Transformer Prime has already suffered a few setbacks on its march to the US market and unfortunately, it looks as if another obstacle may be on the horizon. According to a handful of tips we’ve received this morning, Best Buy has been sending out emails to users who pre-ordered the new tablet for delivery this week, informing them that shipments have been “back-ordered,” and delayed by one to two weeks. This means, of course, that some buyers may not receive the device until after Christmas
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ASUS Transformer Prime pre-order shipments delayed at Best Buy, Amazon
BlackBerry Playbook gets massive, temporary $300 price cut in Canada
So, PlayBooks haven’t exactly been flying off the shelves… anywhere. Not even in RIM’s native Canada. But that might actually change over the nex few days as BestBuy, Walmart, Staples and Future Shop have chopped $300 off the price of the QNX-based slate. The sale lasts from November 16th to the 22nd in Quebec, and the 18th to the 24th in the rest of Canada. Now, they’re probably not going to eclipse the iPad in sales anytime soon, but a $200 16GB PlayBook is a much more compelling proposition than a $500 one. The WiFi only 32GB and 64GB models are also being discounted to $300 and $400 respectively which, in case you’re not mathematically inclined, means the 64GB BlackBerry tablet will actually cost less than the 16GB version normally does. Obviously, though, you’ll have to be quick — we’re sure this fire sale (tundra sale?) will have stocks running pretty low.
[Thanks, Shawn]
BlackBerry Playbook gets massive, temporary $300 price cut in Canada originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 17 Nov 2011 13:47:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Toshiba’s Portege Z835 coming to Best Buy for $899, aims for featherweight belt
Toshiba’s Portege Z835 coming to Best Buy for $899, aims for featherweight belt originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 10 Nov 2011 01:59:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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