Section: Audio, Portable Audio, Video, Portable Video, Gadgets / Other, Reviews, Features, Originals
One of the newer and cheaper MP3 players on the market today is the SanDisk Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player. It comes in a variety of colors and versions with varying storages, but the model I am reviewing is the purple device with 8GB of on board storage. I have only been using the device for a few weeks now and the device has met my expectations overall, but hasn’t exceeded my expectations except for the UI which is a slick touch interface. My main complaints with the device is the lack of a lock button and the difficulty of importing videos on the device, but the battery life, UI, sleek design, and microSD memory expansion are all strong points. Be sure to check back in a few days for the full review on the SanDisk Sansa Fuze+, but for now, feel free to check out the pictures below.
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Section: Video, Content, HDTV, Video Providers, Web, Google
Sony is one of the first manufacturers to partner up with Google and add Google TV technology to its lineup of televisions. The revamped Bravia lineup of televisions will feature Google TV and are set to be officially announced in a few short weeks on October 12 in a special press event. The invitation doesn’t reveal much information about the new television other than it is “the World’s First Internet Television.” We will recap the Sony event and let you know what information and products are announced, so be sure to check back.
Via [Engadget]
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Section: Apple, Gadgets / Other
When the iPad first launched you had a few choices of where to buy it: Apple stores, Apple’s online store and select Best Buys. It looks like Apple isn’t content with such limited chances to buy the popular tablet, starting next month we have one more option.
On October 3, Target will being selling Apple’s iPad. The stor will carry all six models of the iPad for the same price Apple sells them at. However, starting on October 17, anyone who buys an iPad at Target using a Target credit card will save 5% on the device. That knocks the lowest priced iPad, the $499 16 GB WiFi model, to $474.05. For the most expensive model, the $829 64 GB 3G + WiFi version, paying with a target card will bring the price down to $787.55. Keep in mind this is before taxes, but it’s still a pretty good deal.
The announcement comes shortly after Best Buy announced it will start selling iPads in every store starting on Sunday. It looks like Apple is trying to gear up for the coming holiday season by offering more outlets to buy the device which will most likely be a very popular gift. If you’ve ever walked into an Apple store you must know how popular the device can be, it’s usually next to impossible to even touch a demo unit, let alone buy one of the devices. So now, if nothing else, there’s at least one more stop on the search to find a store that has iPads in stock.
Read [Cnet News]
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