And there went the ESA, backing out of its support for SOPA and PIPA. Looks like user-generated content is safe… for now.
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ESA Drops SOPA Support; Gamers, Developers Rejoice
Toshiba Thrive 7-inch slate officially drops tomorrow, December 11th
Just in time for you to get your holiday shopping wrapped up early, the Toshiba Thrive 7-inch tablet will officially go on sale tomorrow, December 11th. Sneaking in before the early December reports that we’d heard pass, the slate will allow you snag a piece of Honeycomb and a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor for “less than $400.” While you’re deciding between the 16GB and 32GB options, go on and bookmark that source link so you can be quick on the trigger in a matter of hours.
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Best Buy Drops Price of Nook Color by $50
Best Buy has dropped the price of the Nook Color by $50. The move follows rumors that Barnes & Noble will Monday announce a rival to Amazon’s Kindle Fire Tablet.
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Sony’s PSP Go officially drops to $150
It may not be the first time you’ve been able to snag a PSP Go for $150, but you can now rest assured that you’ll never pay anything more than that, as Sony has officially knocked another $50 off the handheld’s list price. That follows a similar $50 price drop back in October (not to mention a $40 price cut to the regular PSP just last week), although that doesn’t seem to have done a whole lot to boost sales of the download-only device. Will this new low, low price make a bigger difference? And, if not, how much lower can it go before a certain quad-core monster really makes its presence felt?
Sony’s PSP Go officially drops to $150 originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 03 Mar 2011 15:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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