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Showing posts with label best buy. Show all posts

08 November 2012

Best Buy Black Friday Tablet PC Deals Preview

Here is your chance for a really good tablet PC at a great price. Best Buy has put up an online preview of their Black Friday deals. The tablet PC deals are:

  1. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" w/8GB memory for $249.99 $179.99
  2. nabi 2 8GB Memory Tablet for $199.99 $169.99
  3. Apple iPad 16GB (White) with Retina display $539.99 $499.99
  4. Apple iPad 2 16GB (Black) w/ Wifi $439.99 $399.99
  5. Amazon 8GB Kindle Fire w/$30 Best Buy Gift $159.99
  6. Asus Tablet w/16GB Memory (Black) $379.99 $279.99
  7. Amazon 16GB Kindle Fire HD (Black) $199.99
  8. Acer Iconia Tablet w/16GB Memory (Titanium) $349.99 $249.99
Check out selected gadget, laptop and PC at ZDNET or the rest of the deal at BlackFriday.

17 October 2012

Best Buy Android Tablet

Best Buy is offering its own version of Android based tablet, called Insignia Flex. It will most likely be priced at $239 - $259. With 9.7-inch screen and 10-hour battery life, it should be quite a deal. No detail as to which version of Android it will be using.

The Insignia Flex will hit stores on Nov. 11 and be sold only at Best Buy, the source said on condition of anonymity because the details were not yet public.
The Insignia Flex is based on Google's Android software, which also powers Samsung's tablets, and features a dual-core 1GHz processor, 9.7-inch screen and 10-hour battery life, according to the Facebook page.
It will also feature a camera for video conferencing and weigh in at about 1.45 pounds, the source said.
The pricing compares with a starting price of $499 for Apple's 9.7-inch iPad and $399 for the older version of iPad. Google's Nexus 7 is priced at $199, and Amazon's Kindle Fire HD starts at $199.
Source:NBCNews

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