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Dual Screen HDTV and Internet by Google TV

2010-12-11T13:21:00.000-08:00

WOW! Two new products from Sony that allows you to multitask with a dual view HDTV screen and Internet powered by Google TV.
One product is a Sony TV powered by Google TV that comes in four screen sizes, 24", 32", 40" or 46". The beginning price on this bad boy is just $599, or you could go with the Sony Internet TV Blu-ray Disc player, powered by Google TV.and connect to your existing HDTV. for just $399.
Either way you can have the convenience and versitility of both TV and Internet in one place.
The possibilities are mind boggling.
Watch the game while tracking your fantasy team, tweet about the TV show you're watching, or update your Facebook status while viewing a movie.
Navigate between websites and TV or enjoy both at the same time, on the same screen, with Dual View. The list goes on and on.
These products are definately winners and right before Christmas!
Way to go Sony!

Searching for Santa Claus

2010-12-07T18:49:00.000-08:00

Well folks it's that time of year again, and most Americans are hustling about in their free time looking for special deals in order to be a good Santa.
The problem is there are so many goodies out there, it's hard to decide what to get and were to go to get it.
So many things and so little time.
Luckily Amazon.com is like a huge shopping mall, sitting right in front of you on your computer.If you need ideas below are nine of the hottest items on the market right now, plus Amazon has a wide variety of other items available. The prices are reasonable, and usually include shipping . So all you need to do when you get them is wrap them and put them under the tree. No more searching for Santa.

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Mobile Mania

2010-12-02T21:59:00.000-08:00

I'm dating myself, but I can remember when the telephone was a black apparatus that sat on an end table with a circular dial that went clickity clack as you turned it and a hand held receiver that you talked into. The whole thing was stationary because it was plugged into the wall with a cord, That was it. When a person said phone thats the picture that came to mind.. A computer was a big box that sat on a desk it too was stationary with it's cord plugged into the wall.
My how the world has changed. Now phones and computers come in all shapes, sizes and colors, and they are no longer anchored down to just one spot.
The age of mobility is upon us and growing by leaps and bounds. Sales of mobile devices, including smartphones and tablet PC's like the ipad continue to grow and are now a multi-billion dollar market and the word on the street is that it will surpass a trillion dollars by 2014.

Another market that has just recently started to explode, with the advent of the iphone and ipad is the apps market. In 2010 their were 10 billion apps and the industry is projecting 25 billion by the end of 2011. This has opened up a huge opportunity for those who have the desire to produce and or sell these apps.
It is truly amazing how rapidly this market has grown. It makes a body wonder what new markets will be exploding 5 years from now?

Below are some sites for those interested in this expanding market.

Cash4apps

Surfedia

Appshop

Demant

THE AGE OF DIGITAL MARKETING

2010-12-01T05:51:00.000-08:00

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have come and gone and with it the news, that the internet would produce over 900 million dollars in sales. Which in anyones book is a staggering amount of money, for just one day.
Sales of this magnitude would certainly indicate that we have been catapulted into the digital age and the retail market is now being dominated by the Internet. It also indicates that retailers and marketers are shifting their focus from the sales floor to the computer, and customers are switching from the Mall to the computer room.
Smart retailers are getting educated (click) on internet sales and marketing techniques. They are offering special internet discounts and free shipping, which means that internet shoppers from anywhere in the world can get a good deal without ever leaving the house.
With convenience and savings like this, I believe that eventually the entire landscape of retail sales could change almost entirely to buying and selling on a keyboard.
The ultimate definition of letting your fingers do the walking!
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