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CLEAR iSpot and Spot 4G mobile hotspots price-slashed

, Dec 14th 2010 Discuss [0]

If you've a taste for WiMAX but a near-empty wallet, Clear reckons it can make do with the meager scrapings left at the bottom. The company is running a week of holiday deals, and so far you can pick up the CLEAR Spot 4G mobile hotspot for just $20 rather than the usual $99; the Apple-devoted should hold off, since as of Thursday you'll be able to grab a CLEAR iSpot - complete with a $25 month-to-month service plan - for just $20. Read The Full Story

$25 iPhone 4 at Radio Shack after discount & trade-in deals

, Dec 6th 2010 Discuss [5]

Even with its Black Friday deals, Apple is loath to offer money off its range; that's why news that Radio Shack is offering $50 off all iPhones until December 11 2010 and, if you've an iPhone 3G or 3GS to trade in, potentially bringing the cost of a new iPhone 4 down to just $25. The price cut makes the iPhone 3GS $50, a 16GB iPhone 4 $150, and a 32GB iPhone 4 $250. Read The Full Story

BlackBerry Torch half-price at Amazon

, Aug 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

Read our BlackBerry Torch 9800 review, loving the touchscreen/QWERTY combo but unwilling or unable to stump up the $200 AT&T are asking in-store?  Amazon have the answer, with a $550 instant discount on the Torch's list price, bringing it down to $99.99 or just half of what AT&T want. Read The Full Story

$149.99 Kindle deal to celebrate Amazon’s Woot buy-out

, Jul 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

Got a taste for Kindle this morning but the new graphite DX too large for you and the regular Kindle's $189 price tag still too high?  Head on over to Woot, then, where the deal-a-day site is celebrating their acquisition by Amazon with a current-gen Kindle - complete with international 3G - for $149.99. Read The Full Story

$99.99 Palm Pre arrives on Amazon

, Sep 25th 2009 Discuss [0]

Start the day as you mean to go on: with a bargain.  If you've been thinking of picking up a Palm Pre, but have shied away even from the recently reduced price of $149.99 on Sprint, then how does a sub-$100 Pre strike you? Read The Full Story

Toshiba Satellite L355 down to $348 in latest Walmart deal

, Aug 13th 2009 Discuss [0]

It doesn't exactly hold up to their last laptop deal - which saw a Compaq discounted to $298 - but if you fancy a 17-inch display and another big-brand name then Walmart's latest notebook promotion may tick your boxes.  Up for $348 is the Toshiba Satellite L355-S7915, a 2.2GHz Celeron 900 machine with 1,440 x 900 display, 3GB of RAM and a 250GB 5,400rpm hard-drive. Read The Full Story

Sprint and Verizon MiFi 2200 down to $0.01 at Amazon

, Aug 10th 2009 Discuss [0]

We've made no bones about how impressed we are with the MiFi "intelligent mobile hotspot" from Novatel Wireless, having played with both Verizon and Sprint's CDMA models.  If you've been tempted by a 3G hotspot of your own, but been put off by the $300 sticker price, then head over to Amazon where both the Verizon and Sprint models are down to just one cent with a new service plan. Read The Full Story

Palm Pre $99.99 only for today only

, Aug 3rd 2009 Discuss [0]

We've seen the Palm Pre accidentally advertised for $99.99 before, but if you'd like a legitimate $99.99 deal then head over to LetsTalk.  The company is offering the Palm smartphone for $99 after a combination of mail-in and instant discounts, though you'll seemingly need to order before the end of today if you want to be eligible. The Pre in question is new (rather than refurbished) and requires a two-year agreement with Sprint, but that's no different to what the carrier themselves (or Amazon) expect of you. Read The Full Story

Amazon slash blue Peek emailer to $20

, Jun 3rd 2009 Discuss [0]

If you're looking for mobile email access and your budget counts out any of the usual smartphone suspects, you could do worse than head over to Amazon.  They're currently listing the Peek mobile emailer at $19.99, a 60-percent saving on the regular price. Read The Full Story

Linksys DMA-2200 Media Extender price-crash: $95

, Mar 27th 2009 Discuss [1]

Back when it launched, the Linksys DMA-2200 Wireless Media Extender retailed for a cool $350.  Capable of streaming content from your Windows Media Center in one room, to your big-screen HDTV in another, the DMA-2200 faired reasonably in reviews, hindered by its big sticker price.  Now, though, Newegg are listing the DMA-2200 for just $94.99 with free shipping, at which point it becomes a very tempting offer indeed. Read The Full Story

BlackBerry Storm 9530 down to $100

, Feb 8th 2009 Discuss [0]

Somehow putting up with the BlackBerry Storm's touchscreen foibles and periodic leaked firmware seems a whole lot more manageable when you've only paid $99.99 for it upfront.  Amazon US currently have RIM's first touchscreen smartphone listed for just $99.99, with no pesky rebate involved. Read The Full Story

VYE S41A touchscreen UMPC with DVD burner gets price slash

, Feb 6th 2009 Discuss [0]

Ultraportables with integrated optical drives are rare beasts - the netbook world only has one, for instance - and they usually carry a pretty high price premium.  That was certainly the case when the VYE S41A first arrived, complete with its convertible 7-inch touchscreen, DVD burner and 800MHz Intel A110 processor: you were looking at around $1,500 when it first launched.  Now, Expansys UK have it listed for just £449.99 ($661). Read The Full Story
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