This bluetooth headset is available for $10.99 from Buy.com. But, if you check out using Google Checkout (first time users only), you get $10 off. How’s that for a deal?
Now, we haven’t reviewed this particular headset, so we can’t vouch for its quality. But it’s 99 cents, right? Still, it’s lightweight with a removable and adjustable earclip and has a claimed 4-6 hours of talk time.
NTT DoCoMo has just announced that they’ve successfully field tested a Super 3G wireless network that reached downlink speeds of 250Mbps (the technology’s theoretical maximums are a 300Mbps downlink and a 75Mbps uplink, so 250 down ain’t too bad). Unfortunately, given that DoCoMo doesn’t plan on having the technology finalized until 2009, the world won’t be basking in 300ish Mbps mobile bliss just yet.
Amazon.com is offering a brand new 80gb Apple iPod Classic for $219.99. With free shipping, that’s a pretty sweet deal.
Microsoft is SOOOO happy with its results after releasing Vista SP1, they are offering free email and chat support until March 18, 2009. Doesn’t matter where or how you got it (outside of you being a pirate), support is free. The words FREE and MICROSOFT doesn’t seem to fit together too well. The first time I typed this post and put those words together, my hard drive immediately caught on fire. Strange.
Buy.com is offering the SanDisk Sansa C140 1GB MP3 Player for $13.99. Open a Google Checkout Account and knock another $10 off that price. $3.99 plus shipping sounds good to me.
Who doesn’t like a good hockey fight?
Gibson sparked up a lawsuit against Activision claiming that Guitar Hero titles violate one of its patents. Now the company appears to be on the warpath, suing Wal-Mart, Target, GameStop, Amazon, Toys ‘R’ Us and Kmart in an attempt to get the game off of store shelves. Reportedly, Gibson took “this action reluctantly, but is required to protect its intellectual property.” The games are still available but get em before they are gone…
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron beta is out and about, running GNOME 2.22 and Linux Kernel 2.6.24, with Firefox 3 beta 4 thrown in for more pre-release funtimes. If you’re looking for a Mac/Windows alternative, this is the Linux distribution to get, though you might wanna wait til the final version hits next month.
