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Showing posts with label Amazon. Show all posts

Google Chromebook

You Like the Web Don't You? Well you Are Reading this So Most Likely... Don't you Want a Laptop with 3G Support and doesn't have a battery that will die in an hour? Get a Chromebook!


Features:
A Quick Start is what Every Computer Needs, Well Anyway, there is this one that starts up in about Eight seconds. Yeah in that Eight Seconds, it Updates Also.

Samsung Model on Left, Acer on Right
Another one is That Chromebook's are Virus-free. They do not get Viruses.

All your data Is in the Cloud. So lets Say your Chromebook falls out of Your Arms. It breaks. You can just Log in with Another Chromebook, and then all your Data is Back to the Way it Should be.

In my Opinion, the Samsung looks Better than the Acer Chromebook. With the 3G Chromebook you get a Free 100 MB Plan with Verizon for 3G. Not Much Data, but enough to browse the web for a few minutes everyday. The Plan only Lasts for Two Years.

The Samsung Comes in Two Colors, white and black.

The Prices Currently Stand at:
(according to Amazon)
Acer WiFi - $349
Samsung WiFi - $399
Acer 3G - $429
Samsung 3G - $449

More Features of the Chromebook are Web Apps, that Don't Require Installation, No CD's. Some of them even work Offline.

Security is Weaved right into the Motherboard. Yup, those nasty Viruses can't get through the Power of the Chromebook!

You can Have Your own User Account! Keep your Data Safe, and Use the Guest Account for Non-Account Holders. All in a Snap!

Comes with Adobe Flash and Other Essentials in the Box! Those update Too Also. Don't Worry about Update Pop-ups Anymore with The Chromebook
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Call of Duty: Black Ops passes $1 billion in sales

After raking in $360 million on its first day of release alone, Call of Duty: Black Ops has surpassed $1 billion in worldwide sales, after only six weeks of sales, Activision announced earlier this week. The video game's first day sales set a record, eclipsing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the prior record holder, which had $310 million in sales its first day.

Activision also announced that the game is setting online usage records. For one thing, since its launch on November 9th, Call of Duty: Black Ops players have played more than 600 million hours, or the equivalent of more than 68,000 years.

Call of Duty: Black Ops players are spending an average of 87 minutes per day online. That exceeds the average of Facebook users, who spend about 55 minutes a day online. Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision Publishing said,

"The $1 billion milestone is staggering, but it doesn't tell the whole story. The true measure of Black Ops' success lies in the millions of hours that people are investing in this game and this community. Call of Duty has in many ways become one of the world's most engaged social networks. We are grateful to and humbled by the ongoing support of the gaming community and we are committed to continuing to give them the greatest gaming experiences that we can."
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Amazon Announces 70% Revenue Share For Kindle Publishers

If you write great content, you should definitely get a bigger pie of the revenue. This can be for books, videos and all other content created by users. Looks like Amazon is now understanding this and doling out a bigger pie; 70% of the revenue share; to Kindle magazine and newspaper publishers.



If you sell a title or subscription on Amazon Kindle, you will now be entitled to a 70% revenue share. The new 70% royalty will start from December 1, 2010. However, there are some restrictions on who can earn a 70% revenue, which include magazines and newspapers which are sold to:

  • Customers who can read the title on all Kindle devices and applications.
  • Customers who can read the title in all geographies for which the publisher has rights.

If you are a blog owner and publish your blog on Kindle, you will not be able to take advantage of the new revenue sharing model.

More info at the Amazon blog.
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