Tag: Price cut
Microsoft cuts $50 off the price of a Zune
Yesterday, no doubt to capitalise slightly on Apple’s iPod frenzy, Microsoft announced on its official Zune blog that the decent media player is getting its price hacked down to $199 with immediate effect.
Zune Insider also reports that “customer satisfaction” with the 30GB Zune…
Price per GB of external hard drives drops by one-third in a year
Let's be honest, hard drives aren't exactly the sexiest bits of computer gear, but they're increasingly important as we download yet more data from the Net and have to store it. A new report from GfK shows that the price…
Garmin cuts prices on sat-nav range
Garmin has announced that it's to cut the price of a number of its satellite navigation systems. Granted, price cuts aren't particularly exiting announcements, but they're good for the wallet, and might save you a few weeks worth of cappuccinos….
Sony effectively RAISES price of PS3 in Europe
From July 18, the only way you’ll be able to buy a PlayStation3 in the UK is as part of a new £425 bundle, including two games and an extra controller.
PS3's American price cut – is $100 enough?
So despite saying it wouldn’t only last week, Sony has now slashed $100 off the price of an American PlayStation3 – and GamesIndustry is reporting that an announcement of a new European price plan is coming as soon as this this Thursday.
US Gamers primed for $100 PS3 price cut
Lots of rumours swirling around the blogosphere today concerning a PS3 price cut, which is apparently set for the week beginning 15th July. The rumours came from a flyer allegedly from US retailer Circuit City, promising that the 60GB PS3 will have $100 knocked off its price, bringing it down to $499.
Sega tells Sony to cut the price of PS3
Well, not in so many words, exactly, but the implication is clear. Sega’s corporate director Masanao Maeda has come out and stated the obvious: a PS3 price cut will stimulate demand for Sony’s console.
Microsoft Zune gets a US price cut
Us Europeans haven’t even got our hands on Microsoft’s Zune player yet, and Americans are already getting money off the thing. Bah.
BT to cut broadband prices for competitors
BT has announced that it will cut the price of its broadband rates from the beginning of May. It plans to cut the amount it charges to competitors who use its infrastructure by 9%….
