Nokia Lumia 900 up for pre-order at Microsoft Store, $25 down puts you in line
By now, you’re well aware of the Lumia 900 , the LTE-wielding Windows Phone that’s set to do battle with the Titan II on AT&T. While we’re still looking to a March arrival , if you happen to live close to a Microsoft retail store, you can pre-order one of these fine handsets for yourself today. We reached out to the folks in Redmond to confirm the news, who tell us that a Lumia 900 — which has yet to be blessed with an official price — can be secured for just $25.
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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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Official Galaxy Nexus dock accessories play pre-order, CarDock and HDMI included (video)
If holding one of the most pimpin’ phones on the planet isn’t enough to properly distinguish you from the pack, then it’s time to accessorize that slab, ya dig? Four Samsung dock connectors for the Galaxy Nexus have entered pre-order phase, which include the standard horizontal station, a vertical option for HDMI, a CarDock that can be oriented in either direction, along with a simpler one that’s used to charge an additional battery.
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Galaxy Nexus coming to Bell and Virgin Mobile Canada December 8th, pre-orders begin today
Galaxy Nexus coming to Bell and Virgin Mobile Canada December 8th, pre-orders begin today originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 21 Nov 2011 10:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface available for pre-order in 23 countries, expected to ship in 2012
Microsoft’s Surface hasn’t exactly exploded on the sales figure front, but with next-gen model pricing estimated at $7,600 $8,400 and limited availability, we’re not surprised that the table of the future hasn’t begun popping up in hotels and retails stores the world over. That may slowly change, however, with one of the most recent models — Samsung’s SUR40 — finally coming up for pre-order today. Enterprise customers (or deep-pocketed individuals) can reach out to dedicated sales reps in any of 23 countries to place an order, including the U.S. and Canada, parts of Asia, and most of Europe. An exact ship date has yet to be released, but don’t expect the 40-inch 1080p multitouch table to start popping up until early next year. Want to start touching and tapping today? Check out our hands-on with an early SUR40 from CES.
Update: Microsoft wrote in to let us know that pricing has jumped a bit — to $8,400 — since this year’s earlier estimate. International pricing will vary by country.
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Boxee Box Live TV dongle shipping for $49 in January 2012, pre-orders open today
No point in hiding in plain view, eh? Boxee has just affirmed that the leaked Live TV dongle is legit, and it’ll be splashing down on North American shores in January. The Boxee Box Live TV dongle will allow North American users to connect an antenna to their Box to watch channels like ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC in HD with no monthly fee — assuming you’re close enough to an OTA tower to receive said signals, of course. Once equipped, a Box will be able to fetch content from the major networks, Vudu, Netflix and Hulu, though you may want to spring for that bolstered internet connection.
Boxee Live TV works with signals from HDTV antennas (using ATSC) or an unencrypted cable connection (using ClearQAM), and a portable antenna is included. Users who live out in the ‘burbs may want to consider something a bit beefier, and if you’re hoping to use this thing with something other than the Boxee Box… well, keep dreaming. In fact, Boxee has confirmed that even the forthcoming update of its Boxee software for Mac and PC won’t support the device, so you’ll be forced to pony up for D-Link’s hardware if you’re looking to party. There’s also no DVR function in sight (sort of defeating the purpose, given just how many TVs have tuners already), but hey — who knows what’ll roll out at CES. Pre-orders are available down in the source link, with $49 claiming your spot in line.
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Boxee Box Live TV dongle shipping for $49 in January 2012, pre-orders open today originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 16 Nov 2011 09:21:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Kindle Fire shipping a day early for those who pre-ordered
Officially, the Kindle Fire isn’t supposed to launch until tomorrow, November 15th. But, if you were one of the impatient many that jumped on the chance to pre-order the Amazon-branded tablet, the online retailer has a surprise — it’s already on its way. In a statement, Dave Limp (VP of Amazon Kindle), said the company was “thrilled to be able to ship Kindle Fire to our customers earlier than we expected.” We already knew that early sales of the device had exceeded expectations and production had to be ramped up to meet demand. Putting them in the mail 24 hours ahead of schedule is really just icing on the cake. Sure, it’s not the full week that Kindle Touch purchasers are enjoying, but when it comes to the latest gadgets, getting our mitts on it even just a few hours early is a pleasant surprise.
Kindle Fire shipping a day early for those who pre-ordered originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 14 Nov 2011 12:28:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Dell Latitude ST tablet available for pre-order, might just arrive before Christmas
Serving as further evidence that the stylus really is back, Dell’s coy enterprise slate, the Latitude ST is now available for pre-order with an estimated delivery date of November 29th and an $859 price tag. If your too impatient to wait for Windows 8, this one’s sporting Microsoft’s seventh generation, weighs a hefty 816g — nearly twice as much as the BlackBerry PlayBook — and contains a 1.5GHz Intel Atom Z670 processor. If you like your tablets with a little extra heft and something extra to poke around with, hit the source link below.
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Dell Latitude S tablet available for pre-order, might just arrive before Christmas
Serving as further evidence that the stylus really is back, Dell’s coy enterprise slate, the Latitude S is now available for pre-order with an estimated delivery date of November 29th and an $859 price tag. If your too impatient to wait for Windows 8, this one’s sporting Microsoft’s seventh generation, weighs a hefty 816g — nearly twice as much as the BlackBerry PlayBook — and contains a 1.5GHz Intel Atom Z670 processor. If you like your tablets with a little extra heft and something extra to poke around with, hit the source link below.
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BlackBerry Torch 9810 up for pre-order, illuminating T-Mobile stores November 9th
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BlackBerry Torch 9810 up for pre-order, illuminating T-Mobile stores November 9th originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 02 Nov 2011 12:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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