Showing posts with label price drop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label price drop. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

LEAKED: T-MOBILE TAKES ANOTHER $50 OFF SAMSUNG'S GALAXY TABLET


With a slew of new tablets launching within the next few months T-Mobile has dropped the price of the soon to be outdated Samsung Galaxy tab another $50 to $250 according to TmoNews. This new price requires a 2-year commitment with the no contract price staying at $500.

Over 100 new tablets were introduced at CES this year and this is likely a move to help clear the existing stock to make room for new devices like the LG Slate. With the new devices most likely having high specs and most running Android 3.0 Honeycomb, the not even six month old Galaxy tab will look outdated and outclassed.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

VERIZON CUTTING SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB PRICE


Verizon Wireless is dropping the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tablet to a penny under $500. This is a nice $100 price chop. The nice thing is this price is for a month-to-month contract, so users aren't locked into a lengthy term. In addition, it also includes a $60 movie rental voucher that can be redeemed on the pre-installed Blockbuster movie app or in Samsung's Media Hub.

If you recently bought one these tablets from Verizon, don't worry. Verizon will be offering refunds for the difference if you still have the receipt and purchased the device in the last 14 days.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

HULU PLUS LAUNCHES WITH PRICE DROP AND ADDS ROKU ACCESS

Hulu Plus officially launched yesterday with a price drop. The company announced Wednesday that it is bringing Hulu Plus out of preview for really real this time, and for $7.99 per month—a $2 price drop.

Hulu is undoubtedly trying to spur subscriptions after much Internet angst over the $9.99 per month price during the preview period. Hulu CEO Jason Kilar said that the company would give credits to those users who had already subscribed for $9.99, and moving forward, new users will be paying only $7.99. New customers will also get a free week trial before they get charged, and existing subscribers will get two free weeks.

In addition to the price drop, Hulu and Roku also announced that Hulu Plus is now available on all new and existing Roku boxes. The companies said that this was coming, so it's not a huge surprise, but Hulu undoubtedly planned its official launch of the service to coincide with its appearance on Roku (which is giving away one free month of Hulu Plus with the purchase of a new device). The company said that its apps for the PlayStation 3, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and Samsung would also get an update within the next week.


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Friday, October 15, 2010

RUMOR: PSP GO PRICE DROP THIS WEEKEND

Rumor has it the PSP Go will drop in price to $199.95.  This is according to Joystiq who's source who is an employee at an Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)-based store.  Other store contacts could not or would not confirm or deny the rumor, but it is believed to be credible, especially with Sony being quiet on the matter.  [Geek]

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