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JB Apple iPad Wi-Fi 16GB + 205 Apps & Accessories

admin — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 09:43:10 +0000

JB Apple iPad Wi-Fi 16GB + 205 Apps & Accessories For Sale

Buy It Now Price: $401.55
Current Price: $401.55
iPad Location: 50208
Ebay Posting Date: 2010-11-20T15:47:14.000Z
iPad Description: Jailbroken iPad running 3.2.2 firmware + Accessories, screen protector, $30 Apple case, cables, wall charger, original box. And more! I have had this for about a week, so pretty much brand new, has always had the case a and screen protector on it! I am selling because i am going to college and i need money for books. So your gain is my loss. This Apple iPad is one of the most amazing little, well big, gadgets out there on the market right now! The iPad itself runs you about $550 on Apple and Amazon. Comes with 205+ apps pre installed!

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Apple iPad Wi-Fi (16GB) Barely Used w/ Accessories

admin — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 13:43:12 +0000

Apple iPad Wi-Fi (16GB) Barely Used w/ Accessories For Sale

Buy It Now Price: $406.00
Current Price: $406.00
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iPad Description: Gently used Apple iPad (16GB) WiFi with Accessories! I bought this iPad when they first came out. I was excited to buy the newest and latest in “gadgets”. Turns out, I hardly ever use it (guess I didn’t need it). It is in excellect and like new condition. It has been in the original Apple iPad case since day one. I have the orginal box and packaging it came in. You will hardly notice it was used. It’s great for music, movies, internet, games and more. Can’t go wrong. Please review my feedback as I am a trustworthy (100% Positive) ebayer. Buyer will receive: Apple iPad (16GB WiFi) in it’s Original Box w/USB Cable and USB Power Adapter Apple iPad Case in it’s Original Box (item MC361ZM/A) Apple iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter (item MC552ZM/A) (Note – iPad will be reset to factory settings before shipping) SHIPPING is $15 anywhere in the lower 48. (Alaska & Hawaii may be more.) AUCTION TERMS: USA BIDDERS ONLY PLEASE. NO INTERNATIONAL BIDS! Buyer must pay using PAYPAL within 5 days after end of auction. PAYPAL USERS MUST HAVE A CONFIRMED (USA) ADDRESS AND THE ITEM MUST BE SHIPPED TO THAT ADDRESS. Your item will be shipped promptly when payment is received and cleared by PayPal. All items will be packed properly in an appropriate box.

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Mother’s Day Cyber-shot W330 Camera Bundle

Tue, 04 May 2010 07:12:34 +0000

Can’t think what to get your mom for Mother’s Day? Sony has something that you might want to consider – the Mother’s Day Cyber-shot W330. For $159.99 you get a red Cyber-Shot W330 12.1-megapixel camera that sports 4x zoom. A 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo card and protective carrying case is additionally thrown in to further sweeten the deal. Does your mom like to receive gadgets for Mother’s Day?

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ASUS’ new USB 3.0 chip brings SuperSpeed experience to existing and future motherboards

Sun, 02 May 2010 08:57:23 +0000

Ive said it before. Major manufacturers should start implementing USB 3.0 technology into all shipping gadgets they can. That is the way for a new technology to become widely available in no instance. And what technology. SuperSpeed USB, apart from multiplying transfer speeds by 10, allows to stream video of any quality and resolution, at which I look with healthy enthusiasm. DisplayLink is working on that. So, the technology itself, ASUS has recently announced that they will install their freshly designed USB 3.0 enabled PCIe x4 bridge chip into a (very) wide range of its motherboards. In fact, N Series laptops and latest Eee PC netbooks will now have USB 3.0 chips, as well as machines based on a good dozen other of ASUS motherboards. Whats more, you can buy above mentioned PCIe x4 bridge chip for earlier-released units.

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Home protection issues – any safety measure system is better than none

Sun, 02 May 2010 08:57:19 +0000

Over the years weve seen a lot of gadgets. Some of them we liked and some we didnt. None the less, user aiding technology advice motto we have on our blog results in the fact that most of our posts are about gadgets that citizens actually buy. So we thought we should prepare a better job informing you on the ways to preserve what you have acquired through the years from being stolen and choosing home defense monitoring service.

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Targus Premium Laptop Charger Juices Two Devices At A Time

Fri, 30 Apr 2010 08:17:49 +0000

When you’re always on the road, you’ll certainly want to reduce the amount of chargers that you bring along with you, and Targus is aiming to help you solve that issue with the introduction of its Premium Laptop Charger. It’s sleek and good looking, but the main reason you’d get it is considering it is able to charge two gadgets at the same moment. It’s able to rotate 180 degrees vertically so as not to block the other charging outlets and comes with 9 laptop tips, a miniUSB tip and an iPhone tip. It’s slightly pricey at $139.99, but you have to confess that it’s rather convenient.

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Chinavasion Video Eyeglasses offer 40-inch virtual display

Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:37:00 +0000

Chinavasion has a knack for offering generic gadgets at a pocket friendly price to those who are on a tight budget, and their latest release would be the Video Eyeglasses that retail for $135 a pop, offering up to 40″ of virtual display in QVGA (320 x 240) resolution. Apart from that, it plus comes with a pre-loaded media player and 2GB of internal memory for you to fill up. Supported file formats are pretty wide ranging, including DivX, XviD, MPEG2, AVI, MP3, and FLAC, while you can plus keep yourself entertained with old school NES ROMs when the going gets boring. Any takers?

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Cheap material could compose night vision a staple in devices

Tue, 27 Apr 2010 05:35:26 +0000

The University of Florida with some funding from DARPA have managed to uncover a new film-thin material which will be able to introduce cheap and lightweight night vision to virtually anything and everything, ranging from gadgets to digital cameras and even car windshields – of course, night vision on a car windshield isn’t such a good concept unless you’re on a one-way street. Using similar technology in OLED displays, that new material relies on seven layers that are excited by infrared light, generating electricity charges that are amplified by the next layer, resulting in total darkness being transformed into a clear view. The prototype can only cover one square cm at point of publishing, but it should be able to be scaled up in due instance.

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Google Chrome OS Devices To Cost Less Than $400

Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:12:13 +0000

When it comes to buying gadgets, aside from the features of it, the most common question would be how much it costs. With that in mind, it looks like the price of adopting a device powered by Google’s Chrome OS won’t be too expensive, as Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, has mentioned during the Atmosphere Cloud Computing Forum that the devices are estimated to cost amidst $300-$400. The costs will mostly be associated with the hardware as the operating system (OS) itself is free. The expensive part of the software will be developing the web apps, which is something that Google is obviously good at. It will be very interesting to see how the market will be affected by devices powered by Google’s Chrome OS, Apple’s iPad and Windows-powered netbooks. We’re looking forward to some healthy competition. You can check out the video in the full post. It’s about 40 minutes faraway, so grab a cup of coffee and sit back.

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Chrome OS Devices To Cost Less Than $400

Tue, 20 Apr 2010 16:11:13 +0000

When it comes to buying gadgets, aside from the features of it, the most common question would be how much it costs. With that in mind, it looks like the price of adopting a device powered by Google’s Chrome OS won’t be too expensive, as Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, has mentioned during the Atmosphere Cloud Computing Forum that the devices are estimated to cost within $300-$400. The costs will mostly be associated with the hardware as the operating system (OS) itself is free. The expensive part of the software will be developing the web apps, which is something that Google is obviously good at. It will be very interesting to see how the market will be affected by devices powered by Google’s Chrome OS, Apple’s iPad and Windows-powered netbooks. We’re looking forward to some healthy competition. You can check out the video in the full post. It’s about 40 minutes distant, so grab a cup of coffee and sit back.

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