Published on November 9, 2010 by Technology Slice
Samsung Galaxy Tab – Samsung said it will likely sell one million Galaxy Tabs by the end of the year, but what do theoretical sales really mean, especially when Apple has already sold 7 million iPads this year? For Samsung, one million units would mean a tidy profit and the establishment of the company as [...]
Tags: Advantages And Disadvantages, Android, apple, Competitor, First Million, Galaxy, Inch Computer, Ipad, One Million, operating system, samsung, Signature, Smartphones, sprint, T Mobile, Tablet Computer, Tablet Computers, Tabs, Tidy Profit, Verizon
Posted in Technology
Published on July 28, 2010 by Technology Slice
Chevy Volt Will Sell For $41,000 – After more than three years of buzz and critics’ skepticism, General Motors on Tuesday finally put on sale the Chevrolet Volt – the company’s first plug-in hybrid electric car that many say represents GM’s future. The sticker price: $41,000. That cost is higher than some had expected for [...]
Tags: Battery Power, Chevrolet Volt, Chevy Volt, Competitor, Electric Battery, Electric Cars, Gasoline Engine, General Motors, Gm Officials, Hybrid Electric Car, Lease Deals, Legions, Lithium, Lithium Ion Batteries, Range Extender, Skepticism, Sticker Price, Tax Credit, Uncle Sam, Waiting Lists
Posted in Cars
Published on July 28, 2010 by Technology Slice
PS3 Firmware Update 3.41 – In a recent blog post, the Playstation 3 team has announced an all new Playstation 3 firmware update. The PS3 Update 3.41 will be “released shortly” according to the PS3 staff, with the biggest new addition being a recommendation feature within the Playstation 3 store. Navigating through the PS3 store [...]
Tags: Additions, Amazon, Blizzard, Competitor, Cross Game, Discovery, Game Chat, itunes, Media Portals, New Addition, Number 1, playstation, playstation 3, Playstation Store, ps3, Psp, Psp 6, Star Rating, Xbox, xbox live
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Published on April 6, 2010 by Technology Slice
New BMW X1 – On-sale from April 10, the smallest member of BMW’s X family is the founder of what has been dubbed the compact premium SUV segment. But given the competition between luxury brands, its monopoly won’t last beyond 2011. That’s when competitors from Audi (Q3), Land Rover (LRX) and BMW’s own subsidiary Mini [...]
Tags: Audi Q3, Bmw, Bmw Australia, Bmw X1, Boss, Competitor, Land Rover, Launch, Lrx, Luxury Brands, Mini Countryman, monopoly, New Bmw, New Stuff, Porsche, Sales Success, Segment, Shopping List, Subsidiary, Volvo
Posted in Cars
Published on February 25, 2010 by Technology Slice
Cheltzie Lee – WHEN Sydney figure skater Cheltzie Lee pulled off the performance of her career yesterday, one person was never far from her thoughts: close friend Morgan Innes. Stepping on to the rink for her first Olympics, 16-year-old Lee dazzled spectators with an athletic routine performed to Michael Buble’s Feeling Good, a show that [...]
Tags: Best Score, Competitor, Ferry Crash, Figure Skater, First Olympics, Friend Morgan, Games, Gymnast, Michael Buble, Olympics, Perfect Time, Remarkable Effort, Skaters, Spectators, Sydney Harbour, Tribute
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