Motorola launches two new handsets in Singapore
Reuben Lee | Nov 25, 2005
The long-awaited Motorola PEBL clamshell and ultra-slim L6 candy bar will be available in Singapore from November 26, according to a press release issued earlier by the US-based phone maker. The Motorola PEBL in black will retail at S$688 (US$452.63) without operator plan and S$538 (US$353.95) with a two-year contract, while the Motorola L6 will be offered at S$488 (US$321.05) and S$338 (US$222.37) (two-year plan), respectively.
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O2 Xda Atom spotted at SITEX
Reuben Lee | Nov 25, 2005
The much-anticipated O2 Xda Atom was spotted at O2's SITEX booth. The PDA-phone is available just for demo, however, and is expected to start shipping only in early December. However, those interested can make reservations through pre-sales orders at the booth.
The SITEX '05 fair was surprisingly not as crowded as we'd expect, though the location and Thursday being a work day were likely reasons for the less-than-usual crowd showing. For those looking for a new PDA, there were several good deals offered at the show, among them the HP iPaq hw6515, Palm LifeDrive and recently launched Dopod 900. Most can be found bundled with freebies ranging from Bluetooth headsets to GPS kits, to wireless keyboards.
Get the full details hereHandset deals at the SITEX show
Reuben Lee | Nov 25, 2005
There's more to SITEX than just digital cameras, printers and laptops. While scouring the grounds at SITEX for good PDA deals, we came across several new phones including the recently launched BenQ M315 and Siemens CX75. Also, do check out the exclusive deals offered by StarHub on the Nokia 6230i and Siemens M75.
More details on the phone deals at SITEXA money-losing Xbox 360?
Philip Wong | Nov 25, 2005
The stakes are high for the gaming console business between competing Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo with the former making a big splash into the market with its money-losing Xbox 360.
History has repeated itself with Microsoft back in the act of offering below margin pricing in a bid to outwit its competitors. This time round, Bill Gates is writing off around US$153.27 for each Xbox 360 sold in the US with its US$399 launch price.
Adding to the company woes were reports of system failure streaming in from early adopters. This ranged from error messages to outright breakdown with screens going blank. Nonetheless, these glitches are hardly making a dent in an otherwise, overwhelmingly successful product launch.
Q: A man walks into a bar and knock himself out... why?
Edvarcl Heng | Nov 25, 2005
I may be wrong, but from the accounts of some Macintosh devotees, if there're two vital destinations that an Apple cultist has to pay homage at, it would be the Apple shop in SoHo, New York, and MacWorld. But that takes oodles of greenbacks, and after footing the bill for a 30-inch cinematic Apple monitor, there's probably only just enough left to top up the ez-link card.
Apple connoisseurs on a shoestring budget can rest easy, however, since a new Apple center has opened at the Cineleisure complex in Singapore. The Club 21 ishop. Local fashion powerhouse + coolest tech brand on the planet. Geddit? Its free entry and it does not have a discriminatory policy against PC users. But expect plenty of fruity evangelists, gorgeous Apple ware (Bottega Veneta) and dedicated after-sales support. Hell, there's even a coffee bar. Now you can have your Apple and drink it too.
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