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Actually having them work for people living outside the states.
I live in Denmark, and the highes zoom level I can get is half the country. For me these are not map applications - they are atlas applications (no pun intended).
This is the same both for Virtual Earth, Google Maps and Yahoo (which doesn't even seem to display europe at all). (Google Earth actually allows zooming all the way in, and to see roads in Denmark - nice).
It's a little frustrating to be cut out of using the maps - I only hope that MS, Google, Yahoo etc. realizes that we are some 5 billion other people out here in the world who also wants to use these applications :-)
Chris Pirillo loves it too.
But the points raised are good ones. The Google eco-system has lock-ins due to the synergy between it's various components. For Yahoo or Microsoft to break that they need to explicitly address those barriers to switching.
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So, what's the key to survival here? Hint: it isn't to sit back and wait for your business to be disrupted. It's to do some disrupting of your own.
If I get fired for trying to do that, well, then, what kind of message will that send?
Good for you.
But be smart in how you share it. I really don't want to see you get fired (though... the opportunities that'd open up would be very interesting to watch...).
"But, it’s doomed. So is our Virtual Earth."
Google doesn't release more or better products than we do, period. If you believe that, then you're not paying close enough attention. I have so many products in our pipeline that part of my job is to run air traffic control among the various Yahoo properties to ensure that two properties don't release a product on the same day. I am quite sure that nobody at Google has to do that.
As for bean counting, serving up Web Services APIs costs money, just like long distance phone service; you and Dave are being incredibly disingenuous when you attempt to link Web services being free-as-in-beer to "open standards". It looks like Dave would like Google to provide its APIs free of charge, in essence benefiting monetarily without having to make the investment. That's not how business works. If you want this kind of thing to be free and unlimited, why don't we start with the phone at your place? Can I declare your home telephone an 'open standard' and have all my friends come by and make calls at your expense? Can we order some pizzas on your credit card while we're at it?
Besides Jeremy's points, I quite frankly am turned off by people obsessing about competitors. If we want to build kick ass products then we should obsess about our customers. All these posts about how we suck and Google rocks so we have to figure out how to cut off their air supply come off as showing an unattractive side of Microsoft.
PS: We don't suck as much as you think and Google doesn't rock as much as you think.
PPS: It's a marathon not a sprint. It isn't about where we are today but where we'll be in a year, two and even five years down the road.
Also, I'm giving very constructive criticism. Make our licensing the simplest, most open, easiest to understand, out there. It's not.
Here's Virtual Earth's:
http://www.viavirtualearth.com/VVE/Resources/Co...
Here's Google's:
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html
Here's Yahoo's:
http://developer.yahoo.net/maps/index.html
Now, Virtual Earth's is better than Yahoo's by a mile. But still not clearly better than Google's.
Which is why you are seeing a lot more map mashups with Google's maps than with Virtual Earth's.
Change the license, and you disrupt Google.
Dare, if I wanted to work at Google I wouldn't be talking about this stuff so much. I'd just keep my mouth shut and go there.
Maybe I didn't make it clear. I visited ZVents. A customer. They told me why they don't use Virtual Earth or Yahoo's Maps.
I'm telling you what you need to do to get their business.
This WHOLE POST is customer focused. It's not about Google at all. It's about a customer who told me that Microsoft is too difficult to do business with.
Disruption.
I think the problem is you don't know how to use the Yahoo maps interface. I searched for bellevue, wa and then sushi in the "find on the map" box and it found 208 results. Disruption!
Well that just won't do, you see! Let's head over to MSN. Now, there are less advertisers. Now it doesn't matter how popular the placement of advertisement is, we are paying for clickthroughs, so as long as some people see it, I am getting more click throughs per dollar.
So in a nutshell, Supply and Demand, it's the weakness to googles advertising market. Supply and demand states that everyone will profit the same. No one cares wether the add is an MSN one or a GOOGLE one, especially if they look alike. What do you think Robert? Will MSN start collecting some pie once they get their Advertising program running on all four wheels?
You're moving in on Adobe's territory, you're moving in on various security companies' turf and you stabbed Borland in the face not so very long ago.
Maybe Microsoft should realize that it kind of sucks at somethings and that those areas should be better handled by third parties.
It sure isn't how it's perceived out there by real customers (ZVents is only one of such customers I've talked with about this).
They aren't forcing sites to take the search UI, for instance.
And, unlike Yahoo's, they aren't limiting its usefulness through ping limits.
Virtual Earth shows JUST the 10 places that are actually in Bellevue.
I'm going to go with Dare on this one. I don't get it. I get what you're saying and really I agree with the whole advertising platform thing and that Microsoft should get on it, but what you're talking about are details. And details only for people who care to put up Google ads to bring in some extra dough. What I DON'T here you talking about is the big picture of what these map applications are used for. They're only a small piece of the puzzle. How do map applications fit in with other applications to truely become powerful? You started to hit on that.
"Now, let’s say I want to put a photo of the front of the store on the map for you to see. Let’s say I also want to take pictures of the menu. And write a little review."
IMHO, THAT is where the power is. Isn't that what everyone talks about in Web 2.0 is applications and data being built by everyone so we can all benefit from our collective knowledge (or have I read it all wrong? ;))
So yah, to sum it up, while I agree with you on individual points, I don't agree that Google is dominating because they have a better Map API or better advertising schemes. Definitely important points, but what about the big picture of how all these cool little applications will be used together? *cough* live.com?!?! ;)
Btw, I'm joining Jeff's team in a bit over a week, maybe we could go out to lunch sometime (since I'm guessing I'll be right down the hall from you). ;) I've never had Sushi before! :P
Which, my friends, is THE ONLY REASON Microsoft is doing any of this web stuff in the first place.
I'm mostly just passing along what the customers are telling me and putting that together with what the CEO of Yahoo and the CEO of AOL and the founder of Craig's List, and the Chairman of the Washington Post company, told Google last week.
I'd love to go to sushi!
And anyway, the point was that you didn't use the Yahoo maps correctly and it's not right to criticize yahoo for something you don't know how to do.
I disagree. Users are always right my friend.
You really need to learn to take criticism better. "Took my toys home"? I went to get ready for work. Anyway, I'm on my way off to work so I'll leave you to continue your Google adulation and Microsoft bashing.
You ask for questions but there are none to ask. Since you are misinformed, it is hard to ask you anything.
1.) Google Maps doesn't have a monetization component. Google doesn't give me a way to make money from using their Maps. However VE has committed to revsharing with developers by early next year. See http://blogs.msdn.com/cthota/archive/2005/09/09...
2.) Since Microsoft doesn't have an AdSense competitor, it is pointless to keep bashing us for not having one and even worse making us seem 'evil'. We have AdCenter currently in production, so far I haven't seen one comment from you about dogfooding it and providing feedback. Instead all I see is you bashing us because it hasn't shipped yet.
3.) Clone the Google API? WTF? What does that have to do with anything?
It surprises me that some of the big names here see something else in it or don't understand what he wants to say...
How can you customize the template of your wordpress blog?
As I said, I'm glad Robert's realizing something he thinks is important. That's good. But from where I'm sitting this sounds like a whole lot of "Google's got this right, Microsoft is getting its ass kicked and there isn't much we're doing about it."
And that's just not going to help anyone. Working with people like Dare and Patrick and Richard to revolutionize the web would be, to me, far more important than simply talking about it in public.
The more I think about it, the more I realize that Robert is probably a much better "backroom" person than a "frontroom" one. He's a great frontroom one, but there are few people better at creating ties, seeing trends and show when a company is off course than Robert.
And, realistically, that's something that's typically more effective when communicated externally than internally. Because customers benefit when you get buy-in. They don't when you just create conflict (not that that's all Robert creates of course).
Anyways, best of luck Robert. I need to get some work done now ;-)
Oh, I did NOT say that!
In fact, right now I'm talking with the Virtual Earth team. And you do note that I use a component of Virtual Earth on my blog, don't you?
Dare: Google will have monetization of maps soon. Last week McDonalds and Starbucks executives were at the conference I attended. Now, why would that be? Hmmmm, what would they LOVE to put on maps?
thanks for the response and I see your point.
"The more I think about it, the more I realize that Robert is probably a much better “backroom” person than a “frontroom” one."
It remembers me Office Space movie and that guy who was moved to the basement...;-)
I think that Flash will rule again. It's simply much better choice for a rich web apps...
Also if the reason Robert couldn't find the sushi place on Yahoo maps was because he didn't know how to use it properly then that is another failing of Yahoo maps.
Google: mentioned 70+ times on Robert's homepage
Microsoft: mentioned 0 times by Robert (though a dozen or so in the sidebar
And it's a wonder people think there's an issue of balance?
Not being able to zoom with the scroll wheel is much less of a usability problem with a maps application than not being able to find what you want on the map, which is the whole purpose of the map in the first place.
The point raised by Scoble's post is not whether Google's individual products are better, but whether their interdependence has created a network externality which makes switching away from them harder.
And Jaseone - yes, at that time nobody thought about a mobile market ;-)
You got it right. Thanks for articulating thoughts I have been having lately, and putting them together in a cogent way. Keep listening to the users, not the developers. The users are the boss, the users are in charge, they have the attention, and the money to buy it. The developers are not listening. They need to listen...
I wouldn't call what I'm under a "high." A high is when you feel good. And I am not feeling good. I would call it "Google awake." If people think I'm high, I would suggest they look at the rate of increase in their profits again. If people aren't paying attention maybe it's because THEY are high.
Welcome to the disruptive world!
As for Flash vs. AJAX development, they both really suck right now compared to smart client development. But since they're a lot easier to deploy they rule the land. There's definitely a lot of room to improve the web client development arena and everyone seems to be working on it these days.
So when Ballmer gets on stage and flaps his arms while screaming DEVELOPERS! He's really saying 'don't get too popular or we'll disrupt you!'
Why not leave a piece of the pie for other people, there's no need for Microsoft to muscle in on Adobe's turf, sure there's profit there, but there's profit in renting heavy machinery or launching satellites into space, but Microsoft isn't going after those markets.
It's one thing if your products are awesome enough to compete on their own, but look at Microsoft Money, for a while there you couldn't even give it away to satisfied Quicken users.
Scoble - you are onto something on the advertising front although I'm not sure you know what or how to compare between the different affiliate programs because you aren't out there running commercial sites with advertising ... are you?
Therefore you saying that Google pays better is heresy at best. Who told you that? Last month in our business on a percentage of traffic to revenue, YPN actually paid better than Google but neither of these two were our best performing affiliate program.
If you were running sites with advertising then you might have even more ideas how Microsoft could use Adcenter as the backbone for kickstarting some of the other projects. It's a good train of thought you have and I hope you can get some people with that kind of juice to move forward on this stuff.
Sadly, I think you are just a voice in the wind here. Yeah, a louder voice than some, but I wonder if it will actually do anything to impact the company so the stock is positively changed.
If Virtual Earth could make it so that Adcenter can be used by Joe Webmaster and there aren't any rate limits when the ads are used, that could be pretty seductive to those who have ad space available.
I'm going to follow Dare's link now and read more up on their proposed plans. Think I heard something on that front and am curious ...
Couldn't we replace Google with Microsoft and network with platform?
The new Yahoo Maps can't find my house!
How can I get Google Maps in my car?
According to my reading you *can't* use Google's Map on a commercial site at all - "The API may be used only for services that are generally accessible to consumers without charge."
Also note section 1.5 on advertising where Google are free to add advertising to the map at anytime. What happens if Google decides to start adding adverts to competitors of mine? You don't a choice.
Now VirtualEarth offers:
- Free for non-commercial sites.
2 Options for commercial sites (remember Google doesn't offer you the ability to use their maps on a commercial site):
1. Free use of VirtualEarth as long as you display the What/Where search boxes on the map.
2. If you don't want to display the What/Where search boxes OR enter into a revenue-sharing advertising contract then you can pay MS via a service agreement to make use of Virtual Earth. This option kicks in Jan 2006.
And the Virtual Earth terms you link to make no mention of not allowing you to have a Google adsense link(s) on the same page.
So how is Google's map API terms easier and better than Virtual Earths for a website developer? By my reading it's exactly the opposite. So either I've misunderstood your comments on the map API terms, or misread the terms or you need to rtfm.
Cheers
The base technoloy and product, however, is by far the best out there. Btw, it seems Yahoo hasn't made this clear enough, but there is an AJAX (google-like) version of this new maps too (right now available thru the api)...it's not just in Flash.
http://weblogs.asp.net/fmarguerie/archive/2005/...
I agree with that. I am in no position to comment on the business strategies of all those companies but it seems to me that Googlers need to be more upset at this than Microsofties. Why? Because, IMO, even though Robert seems to be praising the competition, he is actually openly trying to block their way and directly aiming to capture their customers.
For the "too bad it's hard to develop in Flash" line above, this app was not developed in the Macromedia Flash authoring tool. It was created as XML files, then compiled to SWF, via Macromedia Flex 1.5.
That's what the big news was last month, at the Macromedia MAX conference. Flex 2.0 is a standalone text-based creation tool for predictable rich interactivity across the range of the world's machines.
The selected pool of tech bloggers at Memeorandum picked up on this particular Yahoo API and one of their initial interfaces, but completely missed the news last month about realworld XML RIA work. Yahoo Maps is great, but you need to know about Flex 2.0.
More here:
http://labs.macromedia.com/
Summary: If you can code HTML, you can code SWF. You're enfranchised. :)
"Marissa Mayer, who keeps Google's home page pure, understands that less is more. Other tech companies are starting to get it, too. Here's why making things simple is the new competitive advantage."
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When you say "Yahoo said there were no sushi places in Bellevue", I did not obtain the same results. I was able to find sushi restaurants in Bellevue (including I Love Sushi) through www.yahoo.com, local.yahoo.com and maps.yahoo.com. How is it that you couldn't find any via Yahoo!?
Having such a broadly-read blog, I think you should either document how Yahoo! was not working for you or correct your post.
P.S. Goto: http://www.yahoo.com, search on "Bellevue, WA sushi" and I Love Sushi is the first result under "Local Results for sushi near Bellevue".
It really illustrates a problem that permeates the business right now. We've got bean counters on one side and spec writers on the other - but nobody has a clear focus on the overarching business objective.
1. What result do you want to achieve?
2. How do you get there?
3. What needs to be done in order to get there?
It takes a degree of "singlemindedness" which is difficult to achieve in a pluralistic (and somewhat fragmented) organization. Department/group agendas that aren't aligned with the desired result do nothing but ensure the fatality of the effot.
Funny, when you log in to your Foldershare account they are recommending that you "Enhance FolderShare with Google Desktop SearchTM". I wonder how long Microsoft will allow that to continue...
Here's what I did.
I went to http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/index.php#trf=0
In the box that says "Find on the map" I entered:
Sushi Bellevue WA
It reports "didn't find anything for Sushi Bellevue WA."
I then go http://maps.google.com and enter in the search box:
Sushi Bellevue WA
It comes back with 10 restaurants and puts them on the map.
You are supposed to be a professional, publicly known Microsoft employee. Using words like WTF is not professional - reflects badly on you.
Scoble,
I fully agree with your comments and it makes complete sense.
-ron
http://developer.yahoo.net/maps/simple/index.html
The page says this:
"The Yahoo! Maps Simple API has no rate limit."
Google were the ones who have truly seen that people want to search and how they want it.
Search the web, search usenet (has been very instrumental in Google's success - but they didn't stop knowing people want to), search maps, news, earth (as in Google Earth).
Here and there they have been behind the curve (web-mail for example) but all in all they have a stranglehold on search technology. A though market. People can switch to a different search engine more easily than, say, an OS are Office Suite.
Someone remarked on the market outside the US. There are certainly chances there. That market is an afterthought. Being an early adaptor in some things I find that it's first deployed in the US and later others are taken into consideration. And remember, Toyota succeeded in the USA because the started their offensive with the smaller cars, eventually knocking at the doors of Ford, GM and Chrysler, seated in a Toyota SUV.
http://developer.yahoo.net/maps/index.html (look under the "rate limit").
Just remember this, 7 years ago, I've never thought anyone would outdo Hotbot or Excite! so let's not toot Google as the unbeatable contender....
AJAX technology screws with the history button; it needs to be explicitly allowed for. This whole release often / early BS just produces crappy product.
Even though you are a crackhead, I enjoy reading your blog.
Also, don't forget to catch TNG nights on TBS.
Wil
BTW, I used to use Yahoo maps exclusively before google started doing it better and My Yahoo is still my main homepage so I'm not bashing Yahoo.
You seriously have to tell all the search companies to stop taking it in the rear and letting Google take over like this.
Copying the api is a step in the right direction, what happens when the 3 big players all have the same, cloned api?
This is where innovation kicks in; we have to see who is the best at it. The vista side bar, as much as i really hate wasted desktop real estate, will usher in the dominance of Microsoft.
By the time vista ships, live.com better be fixed and working better then ever. No more downloading Google toolbar, vista side bar!
The point I’m trying to make is, Google can churn out a new beta monthly, Microsoft you have until the launch of vista to get your act together. Scoble will tug on your leash for so long until you start running in the right direction by yourself.
Like the guy who said, "Scoble should be fired!", later commented Scoble walks a fine line.
It's hard not to cross it sometimes.
Dare took offence, and he's defending the product, that's all fine and good.
Defend the product with solid points, and maybe Scoble admits he was a bit harsh, and perhaps even wrong.
Bash Scoble and you get nowhere.
Scoble should also understand, that people work hard on the product(VE or whatever), and when he just kicks the crap out of it on his blog and just praises the competitor; and has nothing positive to say at all about it.
Somebody is going to get irritated, angry and let loose.
Which is what happened.
I'll go with Dare on this one, even though he's from the "Mediocre MSN" dept.
Keep the balance Scoble!
- LaBomba
More please. Because Google needs serious competition, as much as Microsoft does.
Self-appointed microphones that don't do anything other than network, name drop and make people 'feel' good, whilst getting invited to all the inner tech circles, all without anything solid to back it up.
Such creatures, tend to need constant care and ego-feeding, and are prone to random ranting fits and scorched-earth policies if the world doesn't somehow go their way.
MediUM is the MESSage.
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html
There is this:
"If you expect to get more than 50,000 page views per day, you must contact us to get permission to use the API. During this "pilot" period, Google Maps may not be able to accommodate very large web sites."
http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/index.php#tp=1&t...
A9's Yellow Pages... http://yp.a9.com/
It launched before Google Local did.
Google's map is a lot simpler. You just type Sushi Bellevue WA into their SINGLE box and it works.
I didn't even think that I needed to use multiple boxes.
The superbowl analogy is apt though. Google have effectively invented a new game here, it's no wonder they play it better than everyone else. I'm sure the Google flock/horde/gaggle – hmmm Google gaggle, nice - would like nothing more than continuing to compete on their own terms. They'll continue to compete and win right up until they or someone else invent the next big web app innovation. Yahoo and MS trying to emulate Google's success by emulating functionality right down to the API level is unlikely to succeed.
If MS is seriously intent on creating a Google emulation division as their primary response to an emerging market then all is not well at Redmond.
There are surely quality people at MS that have the ability to innovate as opposed to respond. Perhaps the accountants eat them, who knows…
I HATE this. I think Dare was wrong to take offence at Scoble. But using WTF to express his feelings on a blog comment is not a question of "professionalism" for fuck's sake! That's the lunacy we're trying to get away from.
Reminds me of a project manager I once had who told me it was being "unprofessional" to try to educate (in her eyes, confuse, scare) a customer about a potential problem.
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2. Microsoft is really about 1 customer- the government- why? because the govt buys millions of dollars of licenses.
3. On microsoft's side..a couple gems in the pipe:
Windows Workflow foundation, WinFS, Media center Editon...
OfficeLive and live and all the other internet apps still need to reside on the client- remember it's still about the client...
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Brand new Nokia 6810 **** 120 USD
Brand new Nokia 3660 **** 140 USD
Brand new Nokia 7600 **** 150 USD
Brand new Samsung D600 **** 220 USD
Brand new Samsung D500 **** 190 USD
Brand new Samsung P860 **** 190 USD
Brand new Samsung P850 **** 185 USD
Brand new Samsung E730 **** 170 USD
Brand new Samsung D550 **** 180 USD
Brand new Samsung D510 **** 185 USD
Brand new Samsung E850 **** 170 USD
Brand new Samsung D710 **** 175 USD
Brand new Motorola A910 **** 190 USD
Brand new Motorola A728 **** 180 USD
Brand new Motorola A732 **** 175 USD
Brand new Motorola Q **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola E895 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola V3x **** 170 USD
Brand new Motorola V8 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola V6 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola A1010 **** 150 USD
Brand new Motorola E1060 **** 140 USD
Brand new Motorola V1050 **** 150 USD
Brand new Nokia 2100**** US$50
Brand new Nokia 2300**** US$60
Brand new Nokia 3100**** US$70
Brand new Nokia 3108**** US$60
Brand new Nokia 3200**** US$80
Brand new Nokia 3230**** US$100
Brand new Nokia 3300 - US$90
Brand new Nokia 3310**** US$30
Brand new Nokia 3315**** US$30
Brand new Nokia 3330**** US$30
Brand new Nokia 3350**** US$40
Brand new Nokia 3410**** US$40
Brand new Nokia 3510**** US$40
Brand new Nokia 3510i**** US$50
Brand new Nokia 3530**** US$50
Brand new Nokia 3595**** US$50
Brand new Nokia 3610**** US$60
Brand new Nokia 3650**** US$190
Brand new Nokia 3660**** US$200
Brand new Nokia 5100**** US$70
Brand new Nokia 5140**** US$110
Brand new Nokia 5210**** US$40
Brand new Nokia 5510**** US$105
Brand new Nokia 5550**** US$50
Brand new Nokia 5170iR**** US$40
Brand new Nokia 6020**** US$130
Brand new Nokia 6670**** US$105
Brand new Nokia 6630**** US$180
Brand new Nokia 6100**** US$80
Brand new Nokia 6108**** US$90
Brand new Nokia 6220**** US$110
Brand new Nokia 6230**** US$110
Brand new Nokia 6260**** US$140
Brand new Nokia 6310**** US$70
Brand new Nokia 6310i**** US$70
Brand new Nokia 6500**** US$60
Brand new Nokia 6510**** US$60
Brand new Nokia 6600**** US$140
Brand new Nokia 6610**** US$80
Brand new Nokia 6630**** US$180
Brand new Nokia 6170**** US$150
Brand new Nokia 6650**** US$90
Brand new Nokia 6800**** US$105A
Brand new Nokia 6820**** US$110
Brand new Nokia 7200**** US$185
Brand new Nokia 7210 Turquoise**** US$100
Brand new Nokia 7230**** US$120
Brand new Nokia 7250**** US$120
Brand new Nokia 7250i**** US$120
Brand new Nokia 7260**** US$140
Brand new Nokia 7280**** US$140
Brand new Nokia 7600**** US$170
Brand new Nokia 7610**** US$200
Brand new Nokia 7650**** US$160
Brand new Nokia 8250**** US$65
Brand new Nokia 8310**** US$90
Brand new Nokia 8910 Titanium**** US$160
Brand new Nokia 8910 Black**** US$165
Brand new Nokia 8910i**** US$185
Brand new Nokia 8890**** US$115
Brand new Nokia 8800**** US$220:00
Brand new Nokia 8850 Special Edition**** US$105
Brand new Nokia 8850 Gold Edition**** US$120
Brand new Nokia 8855**** US$125
Brand new Nokia 9210 Communicator**** US$195
Brand new Nokia 9210i Communicator**** US$195
Brand new Nokia N-Gage**** US$110
Brand new Nokia 9300 (communicator)**** US$200
Brand new Nokia 9500 (communicator)**** US$210
Brand new Sony Ericsson P800**** US$155
Brand new Sony Ericsson P900**** US$205
Brand new Sony Ericsson P910i**** US$210
Brand new Sony Ericsson T20e**** US$35
Brand new Sony Ericsson T20s**** US$39
Brand new Sony Ericsson T28s**** US$39
Brand new Sony Ericsson T28 World**** US$45
Brand new Sony Ericsson T29s**** US$49
Brand new Sony Ericsson T100**** US$30
Brand new Sony Ericsson T105**** US$35
Brand new Sony Ericsson T200**** US$45
Brand new Sony Ericsson T230**** US$55
Brand new Sony Ericsson T300**** US$55
Brand new Sony Ericsson T310**** US$50
Brand new Sony Ericsson T600**** US$69
Brand new Sony Ericsson T610**** US$130
Brand new Sony Ericsson T630**** US$135
Brand new Sony Ericsson T68i**** US$105
Brand new Sony Ericsson T68m**** US$110
Brand new Sony Ericsson Z200**** US$100
Brand new Sony Ericsson Z600**** US$170
Brand new Sony CMD-J5**** US$30
Brand new Sony CMD-Z7**** US$35
Brand new Sony CMD-J7**** US$40
Brand new Sony CMD-J6**** US$40
Brand new Sony CMD-Z5**** US$90
Brand new Sony CMD-MZ5**** US$155
Brand new Sony Ericsson R520m**** US$100
Brand new Sony Ericsson R380 World**** US$90
Brand new Sony Ericsson R380s**** US$105
Brand new Sony Ericsson R600**** US$35
Brand new Sony Ericsson S700**** US$175
Brand new Sony Ericsson K500i**** US$180
Brand new Sony Ericsson K700i**** US$189
Brand new Samsung SGH A200**** US$50
Brand new Samsung SGH A300**** US$40
Brand new Samsung SGH A500**** US$70
Brand new Samsung SGH A800**** US$70
Brand new Samsung SGH C100**** US$85
Brand new Samsung SGH E400**** US$125
Brand new Samsung SGH E600**** US$129
Brand new Samsung SGH E700**** US$130
Brand new Samsung SGH E715**** US$155
Brand new Samsung SGH-E810**** US$140
Brand new Samsung SGH-E820**** US$150
Brand new Samsung SGH-E800**** US$155
Brand new Samsung SGH-E850**** US$140
Brand new Samsung SGH D410**** US$150
Brand new Samsung SGH D500**** US$155
Brand new Samsung SGH P400**** US$135
Brand new Samsung SGH P510**** US$139
Brand new Samsung SGH N188**** US$110
Brand new Samsung SGH N288**** US$60
Brand new Samsung SGH N500**** US$60
Brand new Samsung SGH N620**** US$60
Brand new Samsung SGH M100**** US$45
Brand new Samsung SGH P400**** US$140
Brand new Samsung SGH P410**** US$145
Brand new Samsung SGH P500**** US$155
Brand new Samsung SGH Q105**** US$40
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Brand new Samsung SGH R220**** US$30
Brand new Samsung SGH R225**** US$25
Brand new Samsung SGH S100**** US$90
Brand new Samsung SGH S200**** US$100
Brand new Samsung SGH S300**** US$105
Brand new Samsung SGH S307**** US$130
Brand new Samsung SGH S500**** US$109
Brand new Samsung SGH T100**** US$100
Brand new Samsung SGH S105**** US$35
Brand new Samsung SGH T200**** US$125
Brand new Samsung SGH T400**** US$60
Brand new Samsung SGH T500**** US$90
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mp3 player
Mp3 Player Price List
iRiver IFP-790T MP3 Player = $80
H10 6GB MP3 Player = $120
Sonic Impact Technologies 512MB MP3 Player w/ Flash Drive & Voice = $85
iriver H10 5GB MP3 Player, Gray = $110
YP-MT6X Yepp 512MB Portable Compact Digital Music MP3 Player = $70
Zen Micro 5 GB MP3 Player - Dark Blue [ Creative Labs = $100
iRiver 5 GB MP3 Player (Silver) = $110
Creative Labs NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra 30 GB MP3 Player = $90
Sony MZ-NH600D 1GB MP3 Player Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player = $90
Network Walkman NW-HD1 20GB MP3 Player = $150
Cowon iAudio X5 20GB MP3 Player = $110
Digital Audio Players from Motorola: Audio MP3 Players, Digital = $70
Gigabeat Meg-F60S 60GB MP3 Player - Gray = $155
Sony 1GB Personal MP3 Player, Network Walkman = $100
Creative Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Player (red) = $125
laptops
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP HOME-------------$300
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO--------------$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP------------------$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP-- 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP-----------------$450
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO-------------$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO----------$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP-- VGN-A117S---------------$400
phones
Nokia N91 220$
Nokia 6060 145$
Nokia 6111 132$
Nokia 6270 125$
Nokia 6270 115$
Nokia 6280 125$
Nokia N90 115$
Nokia N70 115$
Nokia Vertu 155$
Nokia 5140i 125$
Nokia 6230i 115$
Nokia 8800 105$
Nokia 6021 105$
Nokia 6030 115$
Nokia 6680 125$
Nokia 6681 120$
Nokia 6101 110$
Nokia 6822 110$
Nokia 7710 110$
Nokia 6170 145$
Nokia 6260 145$
Nokia 3510i 95$
Nokia 6630 120$
Nokia 9300 110$
Nokia 7260 120$
Nokia 7270 110$
Nokia 7280 120$
Nokia 6670 110$
Nokia 6020 120$
Nokia 3220 65$
Nokia N-GAGE QD 75$
Nokia 7610 120$
Nokia 9500 145$
Nokia 5140 85$
Nokia 6610i 120$
Nokia 7200 133$
Nokia 6230 145$
Nokia 6820 120$
Nokia 7600 105$
Nokia 6600 120$
Nokia 6800 105$
Nokia 6220 120$
Nokia 6620 120$
Nokia 7250i 65$
Nokia 8910i 120$
Nokia 6100 95$
SAMSUNG D600 155$
SAMSUNG P860 165$
SAMSUNG P850
sidekick 1 $110
sidekick 2 $100
Sony Ericsson K500i.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson P800......200 USD
Sony Ericsson P900......260 USD
Sony Ericsson P910i.....270 USD
Sony Ericsson T230......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T310......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T610......100 USD
Sony Ericsson Z1010.....180 USD
Sony Ericsson Z200......90 USD
Sony Ericsson Z600......130 USD
Sony Ericssson T630.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson S700i.....170 USD
Sony Ericsson S750i.....170 USD
9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
Motorola A388C......170 USD
Motorola A760.......250 USD
Motorola A768.......260 USD
Motorola A768i......200 USD
Motorola A780.......290 USD
Motorola C550.......90 USD
Motorola C650.......100 USD
Motorola E365.......100 USD
Motorola E398.......120 USD
Motorola E680.......240 USD
Motorola RAZR V3....270 USD
Motorola V220.......170 USD
Motorola V303.......100 USD
Motorola V400.......150 USD
Motorola V500.......150 USD
Motorola V501.......200 USD
Motorola V525.......150 USD
Motorola V600 (OEM) w/ Bluetooth Headset..260 USD
Motorola V600 OEM...180 USD
Motorola V690.....170 USD
Motorola V750.....180 USD
Motorola V80......200 USD
Motorola V80 with Bluetooth...260 USD
Motorola V872.....200 USD
Motorola V878....180 USD
Motorola V300....150 USD
Samsung D500...240 USD
Samsung E600...140 USD
Samsung E800...180 USD
Samsung P510...120 USD
Samsung SGH-D410.200 USD
Samsung SGH-D500..270 USD
Samsung SGH-E700..150 USD
Samsung SGH-E715..170 USD
Samsung SGH-P100..130 USD
Samsung SGH-P400..95 USD
Samsung SGH-P408..240 USD
Samsung SGH-P730..150 USD
Samsung SGH-S200..90 USD
Samsung SGH-S300..70 USD
Samsung SGH-S300M..100 USD
Samsung SGH-S500...100 USD
Samsung SGH-V200...110 USD
Samsung SGH-X400...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X430...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X600...100 USD
Samsung X450.......100 USD
ipods
Apple iPod from hp 40GB = USD$150 Apple iPod from HP 20GB = USD$120 Apple iPod U2 Special Edition 20GB = USD$130 HP Apple iPod / 40GB / Click Wheel / MP3 Player = USD$170 Apple iPod MP3 Player, 20gb = USD$115 Apple iPod Shuffle1GB MP3 Player = USD$85 Apple iPod for Windows - Digital player - 10GB Hard Drive = USD$130 Apple iPod 40GB 3rd Gen M9245LL/A A1040 = USD$140 Hewlett Packard Apple iPod from HP 20GB With Click Wheel = USD$95 Apple Ipod 20GB 4th Generation = USD$130 APPLE iPod mini Player 4G Light Blue Model M9802ZP/A = USD$93 Kingston Apple iPod from hp 40GB with Click Wheel = USD$140 iPod Mini 6GB = USD$145 iPod 60GB = USD$170 iPod Mini 4GB = USD$105 Apple iPod shuffle (512 MB - M9724LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$80 Apple iPod mini Green Second Gen. (4 GB - M9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
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thanks for you inquiry.
Best regard
george lanre
mp3 player
Mp3 Player Price List
iRiver IFP-790T MP3 Player = $80
H10 6GB MP3 Player = $120
Sonic Impact Technologies 512MB MP3 Player w/ Flash Drive & Voice = $85
iriver H10 5GB MP3 Player, Gray = $110
YP-MT6X Yepp 512MB Portable Compact Digital Music MP3 Player = $70
Zen Micro 5 GB MP3 Player - Dark Blue [ Creative Labs = $100
iRiver 5 GB MP3 Player (Silver) = $110
Creative Labs NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra 30 GB MP3 Player = $90
Sony MZ-NH600D 1GB MP3 Player Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player = $90
Network Walkman NW-HD1 20GB MP3 Player = $150
Cowon iAudio X5 20GB MP3 Player = $110
Digital Audio Players from Motorola: Audio MP3 Players, Digital = $70
Gigabeat Meg-F60S 60GB MP3 Player - Gray = $155
Sony 1GB Personal MP3 Player, Network Walkman = $100
Creative Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Player (red) = $125
laptops
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP HOME-------------$300
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO--------------$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP------------------$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP-- 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP-----------------$450
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO-------------$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO----------$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP-- VGN-A117S---------------$400
phones
Nokia N91 220$
Nokia 6060 145$
Nokia 6111 132$
Nokia 6270 125$
Nokia 6270 115$
Nokia 6280 125$
Nokia N90 115$
Nokia N70 115$
Nokia Vertu 155$
Nokia 5140i 125$
Nokia 6230i 115$
Nokia 8800 105$
Nokia 6021 105$
Nokia 6030 115$
Nokia 6680 125$
Nokia 6681 120$
Nokia 6101 110$
Nokia 6822 110$
Nokia 7710 110$
Nokia 6170 145$
Nokia 6260 145$
Nokia 3510i 95$
Nokia 6630 120$
Nokia 9300 110$
Nokia 7260 120$
Nokia 7270 110$
Nokia 7280 120$
Nokia 6670 110$
Nokia 6020 120$
Nokia 3220 65$
Nokia N-GAGE QD 75$
Nokia 7610 120$
Nokia 9500 145$
Nokia 5140 85$
Nokia 6610i 120$
Nokia 7200 133$
Nokia 6230 145$
Nokia 6820 120$
Nokia 7600 105$
Nokia 6600 120$
Nokia 6800 105$
Nokia 6220 120$
Nokia 6620 120$
Nokia 7250i 65$
Nokia 8910i 120$
Nokia 6100 95$
SAMSUNG D600 155$
SAMSUNG P860 165$
SAMSUNG P850
sidekick 1 $110
sidekick 2 $100
Sony Ericsson K500i.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson P800......200 USD
Sony Ericsson P900......260 USD
Sony Ericsson P910i.....270 USD
Sony Ericsson T230......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T310......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T610......100 USD
Sony Ericsson Z1010.....180 USD
Sony Ericsson Z200......90 USD
Sony Ericsson Z600......130 USD
Sony Ericssson T630.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson S700i.....170 USD
Sony Ericsson S750i.....170 USD
9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
Motorola A388C......170 USD
Motorola A760.......250 USD
Motorola A768.......260 USD
Motorola A768i......200 USD
Motorola A780.......290 USD
Motorola C550.......90 USD
Motorola C650.......100 USD
Motorola E365.......100 USD
Motorola E398.......120 USD
Motorola E680.......240 USD
Motorola RAZR V3....270 USD
Motorola V220.......170 USD
Motorola V303.......100 USD
Motorola V400.......150 USD
Motorola V500.......150 USD
Motorola V501.......200 USD
Motorola V525.......150 USD
Motorola V600 (OEM) w/ Bluetooth Headset..260 USD
Motorola V600 OEM...180 USD
Motorola V690.....170 USD
Motorola V750.....180 USD
Motorola V80......200 USD
Motorola V80 with Bluetooth...260 USD
Motorola V872.....200 USD
Motorola V878....180 USD
Motorola V300....150 USD
Samsung D500...240 USD
Samsung E600...140 USD
Samsung E800...180 USD
Samsung P510...120 USD
Samsung SGH-D410.200 USD
Samsung SGH-D500..270 USD
Samsung SGH-E700..150 USD
Samsung SGH-E715..170 USD
Samsung SGH-P100..130 USD
Samsung SGH-P400..95 USD
Samsung SGH-P408..240 USD
Samsung SGH-P730..150 USD
Samsung SGH-S200..90 USD
Samsung SGH-S300..70 USD
Samsung SGH-S300M..100 USD
Samsung SGH-S500...100 USD
Samsung SGH-V200...110 USD
Samsung SGH-X400...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X430...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X600...100 USD
Samsung X450.......100 USD
ipods
Apple iPod from hp 40GB = USD$150 Apple iPod from HP 20GB = USD$120 Apple iPod U2 Special Edition 20GB = USD$130 HP Apple iPod / 40GB / Click Wheel / MP3 Player = USD$170 Apple iPod MP3 Player, 20gb = USD$115 Apple iPod Shuffle1GB MP3 Player = USD$85 Apple iPod for Windows - Digital player - 10GB Hard Drive = USD$130 Apple iPod 40GB 3rd Gen M9245LL/A A1040 = USD$140 Hewlett Packard Apple iPod from HP 20GB With Click Wheel = USD$95 Apple Ipod 20GB 4th Generation = USD$130 APPLE iPod mini Player 4G Light Blue Model M9802ZP/A = USD$93 Kingston Apple iPod from hp 40GB with Click Wheel = USD$140 iPod Mini 6GB = USD$145 iPod 60GB = USD$170 iPod Mini 4GB = USD$105 Apple iPod shuffle (512 MB - M9724LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$80 Apple iPod mini Green Second Gen. (4 GB - M9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
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New apple 60 GB video ipod****100USD
New apple 30 GB video ipod****140USD
Brand New xbox360 *****180USD
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Play station 2.*****130USD
Brand New Nokia 6280 **** 200 USD
Brand New Nokia 6270 **** 180 USD
Brand New Nokia N91 **** 180 USD
Brand New Nokia N90 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia N70 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia 8800 **** 210 USD
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Brand new Samsung D500 **** 160 USD
Brand new Samsung P860 **** 190 USD
Brand new Samsung P850 **** 185 USD
Brand new Samsung E730 **** 170 USD
Brand new Motorola A732 **** 145 USD
Brand new Motorola Q **** 120 USD
Brand new Motorola E895 **** 130 USD
Brand new Motorola V3 **** 150 USD
Brand new Motorola V8 **** 120 USD
Brand new Motorola V6 **** 130 USD
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Toshiba Satellite PRO L10 $320
Toshiba M200 $500
Toshiba R100 $450
Toshiba Qosmio E10 $750
Toshiba Satellite PRO L20 $250
Toshiba M100 $680
Toshiba M300 $740
Toshiba Portege A200 $320
Toshiba Satellite L10 $330
Toshiba Qosmio F20 $500
Dell Laptops
Dell Latitude D600 $290
Dell Latitude D500 t $200
Dell Inspiron 6000 $350
Dell Latitude D505 $340
Dell Latitude D610 $460
Dell Latitude D510 $320
Dell Inspiron 9300 $530
Sony Laptops
Sony VAIO VGN-T1 $680
Sony VAIO VGN-FS315 $420
Sony VAIO VGN-S3 $450
Sony VAIO VGN-TX1 $840
Sony VAIO VGN-FS215 $ 310
Sony VAIO VGN-S4 $470
Sony VAIO PCG-K35 $550
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thanks for you inquiry.
Best regard
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mp3 player
Mp3 Player Price List
iRiver IFP-790T MP3 Player = $80
H10 6GB MP3 Player = $120
Sonic Impact Technologies 512MB MP3 Player w/ Flash Drive & Voice = $85
iriver H10 5GB MP3 Player, Gray = $110
YP-MT6X Yepp 512MB Portable Compact Digital Music MP3 Player = $70
Zen Micro 5 GB MP3 Player - Dark Blue [ Creative Labs = $100
iRiver 5 GB MP3 Player (Silver) = $110
Creative Labs NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra 30 GB MP3 Player = $90
Sony MZ-NH600D 1GB MP3 Player Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player = $90
Network Walkman NW-HD1 20GB MP3 Player = $150
Cowon iAudio X5 20GB MP3 Player = $110
Digital Audio Players from Motorola: Audio MP3 Players, Digital = $70
Gigabeat Meg-F60S 60GB MP3 Player - Gray = $155
Sony 1GB Personal MP3 Player, Network Walkman = $100
Creative Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Player (red) = $125
laptops
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP HOME-------------$300
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO--------------$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP------------------$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP-- 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP-----------------$450
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO-------------$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO----------$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP-- VGN-A117S---------------$400
phones
Nokia N91 220$
Nokia 6060 145$
Nokia 6111 132$
Nokia 6270 125$
Nokia 6270 115$
Nokia 6280 125$
Nokia N90 115$
Nokia N70 115$
Nokia Vertu 155$
Nokia 5140i 125$
Nokia 6230i 115$
Nokia 8800 105$
Nokia 6021 105$
Nokia 6030 115$
Nokia 6680 125$
Nokia 6681 120$
Nokia 6101 110$
Nokia 6822 110$
Nokia 7710 110$
Nokia 6170 145$
Nokia 6260 145$
Nokia 3510i 95$
Nokia 6630 120$
Nokia 9300 110$
Nokia 7260 120$
Nokia 7270 110$
Nokia 7280 120$
Nokia 6670 110$
Nokia 6020 120$
Nokia 3220 65$
Nokia N-GAGE QD 75$
Nokia 7610 120$
Nokia 9500 145$
Nokia 5140 85$
Nokia 6610i 120$
Nokia 7200 133$
Nokia 6230 145$
Nokia 6820 120$
Nokia 7600 105$
Nokia 6600 120$
Nokia 6800 105$
Nokia 6220 120$
Nokia 6620 120$
Nokia 7250i 65$
Nokia 8910i 120$
Nokia 6100 95$
SAMSUNG D600 155$
SAMSUNG P860 165$
SAMSUNG P850 (allanfemistoreinc@yahoo.com)
sidekick 1 $110
sidekick 2 $100
Sony Ericsson K500i.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson P800......200 USD
Sony Ericsson P900......260 USD
Sony Ericsson P910i.....270 USD
Sony Ericsson T230......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T310......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T610......100 USD
Sony Ericsson Z1010.....180 USD
Sony Ericsson Z200......90 USD
Sony Ericsson Z600......130 USD
Sony Ericssson T630.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson S700i.....170 USD
Sony Ericsson S750i.....170 USD
9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110 (allanfemistoreinc@yahoo.com)
Motorola A388C......170 USD
Motorola A760.......250 USD
Motorola A768.......260 USD
Motorola A768i......200 USD
Motorola A780.......290 USD
Motorola C550.......90 USD
Motorola C650.......100 USD
Motorola E365.......100 USD
Motorola E398.......120 USD
Motorola E680.......240 USD
Motorola RAZR V3....270 USD
Motorola V220.......170 USD
Motorola V303.......100 USD
Motorola V400.......150 USD
Motorola V500.......150 USD
Motorola V501.......200 USD
Motorola V525.......150 USD
Motorola V600 (OEM) w/ Bluetooth Headset..260 USD
Motorola V600 OEM...180 USD
Motorola V690.....170 USD
Motorola V750.....180 USD
Motorola V80......200 USD
Motorola V80 with Bluetooth...260 USD
Motorola V872.....200 USD
Motorola V878....180 USD
Motorola V300....150 USD
Samsung D500...240 USD
Samsung E600...140 USD
Samsung E800...180 USD
Samsung P510...120 USD
Samsung SGH-D410.200 USD
Samsung SGH-D500..270 USD
Samsung SGH-E700..150 USD
Samsung SGH-E715..170 USD
Samsung SGH-P100..130 USD
Samsung SGH-P400..95 USD
Samsung SGH-P408..240 USD
Samsung SGH-P730..150 USD
Samsung SGH-S200..90 USD (allanfemistoreinc@yahoo.com)
Samsung SGH-S300..70 USD
Samsung SGH-S300M..100 USD
Samsung SGH-S500...100 USD
Samsung SGH-V200...110 USD
Samsung SGH-X400...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X430...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X600...100 USD
Samsung X450.......100 USD
ipods
Apple iPod from hp 40GB = USD$150 Apple iPod from HP 20GB = USD$120 Apple iPod U2 Special Edition 20GB = USD$130 HP Apple iPod / 40GB / Click Wheel / MP3 Player = USD$170 Apple iPod MP3 Player, 20gb = USD$115 Apple iPod Shuffle1GB MP3 Player = USD$85 Apple iPod for Windows - Digital player - 10GB Hard Drive = USD$130 Apple iPod 40GB 3rd Gen M9245LL/A A1040 = USD$140 Hewlett Packard Apple iPod from HP 20GB With Click Wheel = USD$95 Apple Ipod 20GB 4th Generation = USD$130 APPLE iPod mini Player 4G Light Blue Model M9802ZP/A = USD$93 Kingston Apple iPod from hp 40GB with Click Wheel = USD$140 iPod Mini 6GB = USD$145 iPod 60GB = USD$170 iPod Mini 4GB = USD$105 Apple iPod shuffle (512 MB - M9724LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$80 Apple iPod mini Green Second Gen. (4 GB - M9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
(allanfemistoreinc@yahoo.com)
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4) all phones have english language asdefault
5) all material (software, manual) - car chargers - home
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Nokia 6020 tri-bank edge gsm/gprs $224.99
Nokia 7610 tri-band gsm/gprs $324.99
Nokia 9500 tri-band pda gsm/gprs $724.99
Nokia 6822 gsm/gprs phone $274.99
Nokia n93 $200usd
Nokia 3200 $90usd
Nokia 3300 $95usd
Nokia 3660 $95usd
Nokia 5100 $100usd
Nokia 5140 $100usd
Nokia 6100 $100usd
Nokia 6108 $100usd
Nokia 6220 $120usd
Nokia 6230 $120usd
Nokia 6230i $125usd
Nokia 6260 $120usd
Nokia 6270 $130usd
Nokia 6600 $125usd
Nokia 6630 $125usd
Nokia 6610 $115usd
Nokia 6610i $115sd
Nokia 6650 $120usd
Nokia 6670 smart phone $100usd
Nokia 6820 $110
Nokia 7200 $125usd
Nokia 7210 110usd
Nokia 3230 110usd
Nokia 7610 180usd
Nokia 9300 1800usd
Nokia 7250 70usd
Nokia 7250i 115usd
Nokia 7260 120usd
Nokia 7200 100usd
Nokia 7600i 100usd
Nokia 7610 152usd
Nokia 8910i 110usd
Nokia 8910ic..110usd
Nokia 9210i communicator 120usd
Nokia 9500 communicator160usd
Nokia 9300 communicator..180usd
Nokia n-gage 110usd
Nokia n-gage qd.140usd
Nokia 7710 120usd
Nokia 6680 180usd
Nokia 8800 160usd
Nokia 6680 110usd
Nokia 6681 180usd
Nokia n90 120usd
Nokia n91 1500usd
Nokia n70 180usd
Nokia 6060 100usd
Nokia 6111 200usd
Samsungs
Samsung d500 110usd
Samsung e600 80usd
Samsung e800 20usd
Samsung p510 100usd
Samsung sgh-d410 $170usd
Samsung sgh-e700 $100usd
Samsung sgh-e715 $110usd
Samsung sgh-p100 $100usd
Samsung sgh-p400 $95usd
Samsung sgh-p408 $130usd
Samsung sgh-p730 $100usd
Samsung sgh-s200 $90usd
Samsung sgh-s300 $70usd
Samsung sgh-s300m $100usd
Samsung sgh-s500 100usd
Samsung sgh-v200 110usd
Samsung sgh-x400 100usd
Samsung sgh-x430 100usd
Samsung sgh-x600 100usd
Samsung x450 100usd
Samsung SCH-i730 $100usd
Samsung SPH-i500 $100usd
Samsung p777 $100usd
Samsung SPH-i330 $115usd
Samsung SCH-A890 . $110usd
Sony ericsson
Sony ericsson k500i 100usd
Sony Ericsson p800 160usd
Sony Ericsson p900 150usd
Sony Ericsson p910 100usd
Sony Ericsson t230 80usd
Sony Ericsson t310 80usd
Sony Ericsson t610 100usd
Sony Ericsson z1010 340usd
Sony Ericsson z600 100usd
Sony ericssson t630 100usd
Sony Ericsson s700i 100usd
Sony Ericsson s750i 150usd
Sony Ericsson W800i $165usd
Motorola
Motorola a388c 130usd
Motorola a760 .150usd
Motorola a768 120usd
Motorola a768i 150usd
Motorola a780 200usd
Motorola c550 90usd
Motorola c650 100usd
Motorola e365 100usd
Motorola e398 100usd
Motorola i860 $100usd
Motorola Mpx 300 $100usd
Motorola Mpx 220 $140usd
Motorola V6 $180usd
Motorola e680 340usd
Motorola razor v3 100usd
Motorola v220 120usd
Motorola v303 100usd
Motorola v400 100usd
Motorola v500 100usd
Motorola v501 100usd
Motorola v525 100usd
Motorola v600 (oem) w/ Bluetooth headset 160usd
Motorola v600 oem 150usd
Motorola v690 120usd
Motorola v750 130usd
Motorola v80 150usd
Motorola v80 with Bluetooth 160usd
Motorola v872 1500usd
Motorola v878 130usd
Motorola v300 100usd
Nextel
Nextel 6510TM-- US$110
Nextel i730-- US$85
Nextel i733-- US$95
Nextel i736-- US$100
Nextel i830-- US$110
Nextel i860-- US$120
Nextel i930-- US$130
PDA's
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $140
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $135
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $140
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $100
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $120
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $150
PalmOne Zire 72================== $100
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $70
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $120
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $50
palm Treo 650=====================$180
play station 1......... $120
play station 2 ....$130
play station 3.....$150
x_box 360.........$200
GARMIN 396........$150
Game boy latext edition......$110
this games are brand new sealed in black company Box.
Apple 20 GB iPod .........................45 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A ......40 USD
Apple 40 GB iPod photo....................40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A ....40 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A..........60 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod photo ...................55 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A..........50 USD
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player......40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A.......45 USD
Apple 2 GB iPod Nano......................50 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Nano......................60 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Vidoe...................110 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Vidoe...................150 USD
SIDEKICK
Sidekick II Cell Phone for 120usd
T-Mobile Sidekick 2 NOW with Service for 100usd
T-Mobile To Go Prepaid Sidekick II for 100usd
Sidekick II for T-Mobile with new service Plan 130usd
T-Mobile Sidekick II T-Mobile Replacement Phone for 110 usd
1996 Transfer Case: Sidekick 1996, and 1997 automatic....$100 usd
Sidekick Basic Kit.......................................$100 usd
Sidekick II T-Mobile Cell Phone with Color Screen........$100 usd
T-Mobile Sidekick 2 Danger Cell Phone....................$100 usd
T-Mobile Sidekick II TMO to Go Prepaid Phone.............$100 usd
Mobile Sidekick II.......................................$110 usd
ProTop 2 Piece Hardtop Suzuki Vitara / Chevy Tracker.....$100 usd
Protop 2 Piece Hardtop for Sidekick / Tracker ...........$100 usd
Original Extended Carbox Package 1989-1998...............$100 usd
Original Extended Carbox Sidekick/Tracker 2 &............$100 usd
T-Mobile Sidekick 2 Danger Cell Phone....................$100 usd
SIDEKICK 3 for just.................................... $120 usd
AND MANY MORE OF CHOICES.................................
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Email:m_mobilestoress@yahoo.com
THANKS,
REGARDS,
THIS IS ARE FULL DISCREPTION ABOUT THE ORDER ANE PRICE LIST OF THE CURRENT PRODUCT IN STORE
We are sidekick wholesalers.We deals on all brands and models of sidekick and many more at very cheap prices.We are using this medium to look for buyers of mobile phones.Do kindly reply back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad you do, you can reach us through our email address:-- deaf_missymary@yahoo.co.uk
thank's and God bless.
PRESIDENT:-Missy Mary
Here are thePrice list for the sidekick;
Sidekick Prices List
sidekick 111..............$120
Sidekick II .............$100
sidekick 1..............$70
N:B..... WE ARE OFFERING ALL OUR BUYERS THE PREVILEGE TO BUY TWO AND GET ONE FOR FREE.
E_MAIL:deaf_missymary@yahoo.co.uk
and many more available in store and legit buyer needed.
Thanks
Jim
Sony PlayStation 3 Admirer
How do you keep a thread alive? These things don't happen in vacuums-- there are always events preceding and following this, and there needs to be a better way within publishing software to tie posts together by a thread. Tags don't seem to cut it in this case. If you've written again about Google Maps API did you reference this post? Did you even remember you wrote it? Is it worthwhile to even save if you let it decay like this?
This issue is relevant for all event-based publishing out there-- not just blogs, but all news sites in general. We need a better way of connecting the dots in stories to keep the older information relevant.
i am one of those normal guys, i started learning about the google map api, a few weeks ago; and i believe that google is invincible. and people who hate the term 'user generated content'- maan, when will you guys learn?
and for microsoft people - stop being so arrogant and look for ways to improve rather than turning a blind eye to changes, the first thing you need to upgrade is your attitude. i am talking about jeremy in particular here, and in general all the ms ppl. btw, i am a msp. and i see how ppl are being brainwashed into believing that everything microsoft is good, rather than pausing and looking onto improving themselves. google learns from ppl and other companies. you dont.
and if any of you will tell me any technical crap, keep in mind that there are a lot more like myself who like GOOLE BECAUSE THEY ARE A ZILLION TIMES MORE OPEN MINDED THAN MS.