Fujifilm X-Pro1 shows up on Amazon, confirms $1700 price (update)
Oh Amazon, why must you tease us so? Not content on leaking the Fujifilm X-Pro1′s lenses before the mirrorless ILC was even announced at CES , the retailer just confirmed the camera’s price. It appears you’ll have to plunk down a hefty $1700 to get your dirty little mitts on this high-end rangefinder-ish 16 megapixel APS-C shooter — and that’s just for the body.
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pureSilicon announces Kage K1 SATA and USB SSDs, up for pre-order now
It seems like only yesterday that pureSilicon released its new Nitro N2 and Renegade S4 SSDs . Today, the company followed up on that announcement with the Kage K1 USB SSD, and the Kage K1 SATA SSD.
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Intel-powered Windows 8 tablets to struggle for sub-$600 pricing?
Microsoft has a big battle ahead to overcome the overwhelming popularity of the iPad on the tablet computing front, and its Intel-powered slates might be starting at a distinct disadvantage if a DigiTimes report is to be believed. The site indicates that neither Intel nor Microsoft are willing to cut their prices to help manufacturers, the former providing the Clover Trail hardware and the latter the Windows 8 software, which could see these machines starting at $599 and going way up from there.
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Gobandit Live with WiFi offers thrill-seekers quicker sharing, speedier self-indulgence
Two years ago, the Gobandit GPS HD brought an action camcorder to the masses that actively tracked location, speed and altitude. In the same tradition, the Gobandit Live brings an expanded set of features geared toward adrenaline junkies, which include a gyroscopic sensor, 1080p capture at 30fps, a 170-degree f/2.8 wide angle lens and — oh yeah, WiFi.
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Tesla confirms Model S pricing and options: $49,900 and up after tax credits
Tesla Motors has talked a fair bit about pricing for its Model S sedan over the past couple of years, but it’s now finally set things in stone. US pricing for the base model will start at $49,900, although that’s only after you factor in the $7,500 federal tax credit. As Tesla notes, that’s the very same pricing that the company first promised way back when the car was unveiled in 2009, but it does come with a few trade-offs (more on that later).
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Samsung Captivate Glide, Doubletime and Pantech Pocket join AT&T’s Android brigade on November 20th
Two flavors of TouchWiz and an oddly-dimensioned handset are making their way to AT&T’s lineup come next week. Sammy’s QWERTY duo, the Tegra 2-powered Captivate Glide and Froyo-based Doubletime, along with Pantech’s uniquely formed Pocket will make their US carrier debut on November 20th, offering a little bit of everything for Joe Consumer. There’s no official word on the contracted pricing for this Android trio, but you shouldn’t have to wait much longer for that essential bit of info.
Update: And just like that, official pricing for AT&T’s latest trio has arrived. If you’re curious, both the Pocket and Doubletime will retail for $50, while Sammy’s Captivate Glide will set you back a solid $150. Naturally, each of these figures assume you’ll sign a new contract. If you’re of the skeptical type, just hop the break for confirmation.
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Samsung Captivate Glide, Doubletime and Pantech Pocket join AT&T’s Android brigade on November 20th
Two flavors of TouchWiz and an oddly-dimensioned handset are making their way to AT&T’s lineup come next week. Sammy’s QWERTY duo, the Tegra 2-powered Captivate Glide and Froyo-based Doubletime, along with Pantech’s uniquely formed Pocket will make their US carrier debut on November 20th, offering a little bit of everything for Joe Consumer. There’s no official word on the contracted pricing for this Android trio, but you shouldn’t have to wait much longer for that essential bit of info.
Update: And just like that, official pricing for AT&T’s latest trio has arrived. If you’re curious, both the Pocket and Doubletime will retail for $50, while Sammy’s Captivate Glide will set you back a solid $150. Naturally, each of these figures assume you’ll sign a new contract. If you’re of the skeptical type, just hop the break for confirmation.
Samsung Captivate Glide, Doubletime and Pantech Pocket join AT&T’s Android brigade on November 20th originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 14 Nov 2011 17:17:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus listed in Costco’s systems with a $289 price tag
If you’re still thirsty for any release details of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Nexus, allow yourself to be ever-so-lightly-moistened by this Costco inventory screenshot from Android Central. It shows the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon priced at $289, a slim $10 discount on the $299 we’d heard in a leak a few weeks ago (that also predicted the price of the HTC Rezound, if you’re keeping score). There never was much doubt this Ice Cream Sandwich would be a pricey one, but it’s definitely one thing to consider while we await official news on its release and seemingly-inevitable Verizon exclusivity.
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus listed in Costco’s systems with a $289 price tag originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:05:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Best Buy whacks $50 from Nook Color’s price tag
Waiting for Monday to hear about the inevitable? Don’t. If you’re looking to snap up a Nook Color (review) following the impending price drop — you know, now that the Nook Tablet is about to replace it on the company’s hardware pedestal — Best Buy would like you to know that it’s dropping the price of said product already. What’s still listed at $249 at B&N’s own site is $199 in the source link below. Celebrate accordingly.
Best Buy whacks $50 from Nook Color’s price tag originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 05 Nov 2011 12:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Best Buy whacks $50 from Nook Color’s price tag
Waiting for Monday to hear about the inevitable? Don’t. If you’re looking to snap up a Nook Color (review) following the impending price drop — you know, now that the Nook Tablet is about to replace it on the company’s hardware pedestal — Best Buy would like you to know that it’s dropping the price of said product already. What’s still listed at $249 at B&N’s own site is $199 in the source link below. Celebrate accordingly.
Best Buy whacks $50 from Nook Color’s price tag originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 05 Nov 2011 12:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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