Showing posts with label pricy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pricy. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Nokia 8800 Gets 3G For $800 More


I remember when the Nokia 8800 first hit the streets, I instantly fell in love with this phone, until I saw the price. The Nokia 8800 had no touch screen, no 3G, no Wi-Fi, just a phone, Edge technology and a staggering sticker price of $800. That was two years ago, so with all the new features out today, you would think the price would've dropped by now? Nope!

In fact, the price is going up. Now Nokia is introduced two 3G edition 8800s, and jacking up the price to $1,470 for the Arte version of the 8800, and $1690 for the Sapphire Arte. But Nokia was kind enough to though in a 3.2 megapixel camera, 1G of on board memory, and anti-fingerprint coating.

Yay!!!

I know that this phone is Nokia's "flagship", but that's just plain dumb. I guess this phone was made for rich people ust to say "I've got a phone that you can't afford". If that's the case, well done Nokia, well done!

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Alienware Selling P2 Case For $399:


If you've alway wanted one of those cool Alienware cases but you work for the man and can't afford it, this P2 Chassis is a good compromise.

For $399.00 you get the shell, which comes with a 700-watt power supply, blue LEDs, and the quality construction Alienware PCs are known for.

Still, $399 is pretty steep for a case, even if it is Alienware. You can get a pretty decent looking one, plus a good power supply for under $200.00

Check it out after the jump. [Computer Shopper]

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Thinkpad Reserve: $5000, June 15th


The leather-bound Thinkpad Reserve which is a limited edition, had some detail released about it today.

•The Limited Edition run will go for $5000
•is being made to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Thinkpad
•more will be revealed on June 15th.

Right now, all you can do is click around the website, thinkpadreserve.com, which is heavy with images of leather, but nothing else. The password protected flash program has been taken apart by readers, and they've only found a mail-to form to the Razorfish ad agency.

More details as we get them.