Sony Makes the Cut

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Sony makes over Vaio line

Sony makes over Vaio line 05/11/2004 10:39 AM
Additions to the product line include the "Vaio Pocket," a portable music player designed to compete with Apple's iPod.

Sony makes its iPod play

Sony makes its iPod play 07/02/2004 08:29 AM
Computer Buyer Jul 2 2004 12:22PM GMT

Sony swallows MGM, makes deal with
Comcast

Sony swallows MGM, makes deal with
Comcast 09/14/2004 06:56 PM

RIM makes mobile gains while Palm, Sony
and Dell falter

RIM makes mobile gains while Palm, Sony
and Dell falter 06/01/2004 11:20 PM
Think global, warns analyst

Sony Discovers How The Internet Makes
Region-Specific Strategies Useless

Sony Discovers How The Internet Makes
Region-Specific Strategies Useless 06/05/2005 11:57 PM
You would think, by this point, people would realize that country or region specific sales tactics don't really work so well. The internet has made it so it's nearly impossible to keep something offered in one country from showing up in another. Of course, Sony apparently didn't get the memo. In releasing the popular PSP in country-specific launches, they're now left dealing with the fact that devices are being sold into countries where the gaming device hasn't be launched. Amusingly, Sony's claim against companies selling the devices in the UK is based on the idea that the grey marketers are violating trademarks. They would have a stronger claim if they actually had the trademark on "PSP" in the UK -- but they don't.

Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to

Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to 09/17/2004 12:34 PM
BetaNews Sep 17 2004 5:16PM GMT

Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland

Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland 07/15/2004 03:32 AM
Sony and MBNA Ireland today announces the launch of the SonyCard Credit Card (www.SonyCard.ie) in the Republic of Ireland. [PRWEB Jul 15, 2004]

New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!)

New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!) 08/30/2004 09:56 AM

Gott im Himmel, ze cameras! There have been like two dozen new cameras announced in the last few weeks as various manufacturers start ramping up for Christmas, and Sony and HP are no exception. Among the new Sonys announced today are two pocket-sized beauties that I want right now: the T3, an update to the T1 and Japan-only T11, a 5.1-megapixel camera that is Sony's thinnest at less than three-quarters of an inch; and the DSC-L1, a candy bar 4.1-megapixel unit that is only 3.75-inches long. Just when I was ready to buy a new camera Sony has to muck it all up with at least two that really do it for me. Oh, and there's also the new DSC-V3, a 7-megapixel unit that looks mighty fine, as well.

The HPs, well, they are okay, but I'll be honest, they don't get me all riled up as much as the two featherweight cameras from Sony do. If they fixed the middling image quality of the T1 in the T3, that may be my next sidearm. Living Room has a bunch of the press releases, and I'll add to this post if any more info comes through during the day.

Read - Sony Cybershot T3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-L1 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-V3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart R607 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M407 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M307 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Shows Off New Low-End Digicam [PCWorld (Yahoo)]

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Mobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:33PM GMT

While Sony Tries To Become Apple,
Samsung Tries To Become Sony

While Sony Tries To Become Apple,
Samsung Tries To Become Sony 05/13/2004 03:41 AM
Has anyone noticed that it's becoming increasingly difficult to tell Samsung from Sony? It appears that almost everything Sony does, Samsung does as well. So, it's really no surprise that a little over a month after Sony announced plans to build out retail stores more for advertising than for sales, Samsung plans to do the same thing. Of course, while Sony says they're more interested in using the stores for advertising, Samsung has gone one step further. They believe so strongly that this "store" is just for advertising that they won't sell you anything at the store. It's for showcasing products only. Also, a random note in the article, but the same week that Sony and Nintendo announced their plans for their next generation handheld gaming devices, this article also mentions that Samsung is planning for its own N-Gage like phone/gaming device. Apparently, the dismal failure of the N-Gage isn't enough to scare them off.

Well, it makes me go wow at least.

Well, it makes me go wow at least. 07/29/2004 04:43 AM
Math that makes you go wow: A multi-disciplinary exploration of non-orientable surfaces.

What Makes RIM Run?

What Makes RIM Run? 07/08/2004 05:28 PM
Opinion: As hardware commoditizes, Research In Motion's BlackBerry is prospering, with smart partnering making this one handheld you can't let go of.

J&J Makes the Day

J&J Makes the Day 04/13/2004 02:20 PM
It may be over a hundred years old, but the company reports a spry first quarter.

Spam that follows you and makes you pay

Spam that follows you and makes you pay 04/19/2005 04:04 AM
What's more annoying than having your e-mail in-box flooded by spam? How about having your cell phone inundated with unwanted messages that you actually have to pay for.

NI makes B4, FM7, Pro-53 demos available

NI makes B4, FM7, Pro-53 demos available 08/10/2004 03:57 PM
German developer Native Instruments has announced the immediate availability of demo versions of its B4, FM7 and Pro-53 software synthesizers. B4 mimics the sound of a tone wheel organ, FM7 emulates classic FM synths and pro-53 offers an assortment of vintage cult synthesizers. You can download the demo for each from its Web page.

"In-store Ads makes you buy more? "

"In-store Ads makes you buy more? " 06/14/2004 09:52 AM

Powerpoint makes you ...

Powerpoint makes you ... 12/17/2003 05:58 PM
Tools are emerging that claim to make application development as easy as writing a Powerpoint presentation. ...

What makes Cisco run?

What makes Cisco run? 04/18/2005 06:12 AM
Cisco chief John Chambers talks about the drive to be No. 1 and his company's ideal takeover target.

And Baby Makes Icy Eight

And Baby Makes Icy Eight 04/18/2005 10:54 AM
A Google search revealed no details about how this two-year-old is doing, but with a name like that, I'll bet that no bizitches get all up in his bidness.

What makes a geek?

What makes a geek? 05/06/2004 09:52 PM

Meri has a great post up entitled Because We Are Geeks, which highlights the differences between geeks and the rest of the world and asks if geeks are really suited to designing and marketing products for non-geeks.

I'll openly admit that I'm frequently baffled by non-geeks. How could anyone not want a USB Devil Duckie? More to the point, I've often wandered what it is that makes some people more inclined to technical pursuits than others. Is it something you've born with, or something that you pick up from your surroundings? I attribute a lot of my geekiness to exposure to both Lego technic and a C64 from an early age, but would I still have been drawn towards geeky endeavours if I'd spent my childhood kicking a football around instead? It's nice to know that Google's Larry Page was influenced by lego as well.

You know ERP, that sound ALF makes......

You know ERP, that sound ALF makes...... 09/03/2004 06:20 PM
From the Edges of IT Hell, ERP (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_resource_planning) implement...

Who makes a movie?

Who makes a movie? 06/18/2004 04:09 PM
Who gets artistic control and credit for a movie (e.g. a film, a television show)? Here are the candidates I’ve…

What Makes Pixar Run?

What Makes Pixar Run? 05/29/2004 07:36 PM
MacNewsWorld,United States-14 hours ago ... The guy has the creativity of Sergei Brin and Larry Page at Google, the experience of Michael Dell and the connections and persuasiveness of Carly Fiorina.". ...

Yahoo Makes Changes to Y!Q

Yahoo Makes Changes to Y!Q 04/06/2005 07:44 AM
Remember that Y!Q service for publishers and searchers? It's a service available that allows you to add context-based searching to your site. You can see my earlier writeup about it...

AWS makes i-mode its own

AWS makes i-mode its own 01/03/2004 04:54 AM
Telecoms.com Jan 3 2004 4:12AM ET

Now it all makes sense.....

Now it all makes sense..... 02/01/2005 08:42 PM

Greed and digital convergence often go hand in hand.

Many a deal has been f*cked up by some greedy (usually white male) as**hole who thinks he can't just stick to his business model and evolve into digital convergence - organically (read: later.)

No this guy - needs to try and take it all - NOW. He's gonna make his play, and dam the logic of the alliances, the virtue of doing it right and smart - we want IT ALL - NOW.

That seems to be what Mike Ramsey at TiVO did.

Instead of going into a deal with COMCAST, which was critical - given the fact that PVRs are becoming a commodity and Microsoft and Digeo are on their asses. TiVO turned down a deal with COMCAST supposedly in favor of their "digital convergence/Home LAN" play. This is why they bought Strangeberry.

But what seems strange to me is why couldn't TiVO have lciensed it software to COMCAST and STILL do their Home LAN play?

Why can't they organically grow into a Home LAN play, evolving their brand into something that means - cool, compelling experience that works?

By turning down the COMCAST deal, Mike Ramsey got kicked out and now they'll probably never ship the Strangeberry V3 - and they'll just tube - as COMCAST will hook up with MS and squash them.

Oh well.

Here's Peter Rojas' engadget report....

Ok, now we understand why TiVo CEO Michael Ramsay was “promoted” out of his job last week. You know how people have been telling TiVo how the only way they’re going to survive would be to convince some a cable company to license their digital video recorder software for use on set-top boxes?

Yeah, well according to the New York Times last summer they were about to score a big deal with Comcast to do precisely this, that is until Ramsay pulled the plug at the last moment because he was convinced TiVo wasn’t getting paid enough money or given enough control over the service.

We won’t second guess his decision, since we don’t know the exact terms of the deal (though apparently they were pretty bad), but you know what, TiVo is sort of in a life-or-death situation right now and might have to take what it can get if it wants to stick around. The company is still not turning a profit, they’re facing increased competition from all sides (from cable companies with their generic DVR-capable set top boxes, Digeo’s Moxi, and Microsoft’s Media Center OS, not to mention stuff like MythTV and Beyond TV), and having deal like this in place would have been especially valuable in the wake of their recent break up with DirecTV. Now it’s Microsoft and Digeo who are testing their software with Comcast and TiVo that’s being left out in the cold. Ramsay says his strategy was to make an end-run around the cable companies and focus on turning the TiVo into a digital entertainment hub (i.e. “convergence”, i.e. the same thing everyone else claims to be working on), but now he’s out (at least as CEO, he’s staying on as chairman) and it’s unlikely that whoever succeeds him will have the luxury of grand visions: right now they’re going to have to focus on ensuring that TiVo is still in business a year from now.

[engadget]

This is important stuff. TiVO defined PVRs and now they're about to lose the market. Same thing is happening to NetFlix as we speak.

Is it lack of patents and bank account that causes this to happen or it something more about execution and staying smart. It's not good enough to be first and be really smart about your product offering or compelling experience.

It's about staying smart and working with others. Not being too greedy and keeping your eye on the end-user's experience - not your bank account. Or shall I say your future bank account.

Yah gotta follow DROC (do not run-out-of cash.) But you also can't be too greedy. TiVO knew that COMCAST knew that DirecTV was blowing off TiVO. TiVo should have known that MS was sucking up to COMCAST - HARD.

Why was COMCAST trying to do a deal with TiVO? Cause TiVO has the best product and experience. But they weren't able to come to a deal. Hmmmmmm.

Sounds like Apple to me.

...and baby makes 13

...and baby makes 13 04/14/2004 05:18 PM
USA Today Apr 14 2004 8:44PM GMT

HP makes Hurd the $20m man

HP makes Hurd the $20m man 03/31/2005 03:36 PM
Cash register king hears bonuses go Ker-ching!

A List Apart: What Makes the Web?

A List Apart: What Makes the Web? 11/12/2003 01:22 PM
Though it's not particularly PHP-related, I do definitely think that one of the new postings from A List Apart does deserve a read.

Sphere XP Makes GUI 3D

Sphere XP Makes GUI 3D 04/14/2004 09:15 PM

WAP makes resurgence

WAP makes resurgence 01/08/2004 08:38 PM
ZDNet UK Jan 8 2004 7:17AM ET

The BW Web 20: Google Makes the Cut

The BW Web 20: Google Makes the Cut 08/27/2004 02:16 PM
Source: BusinessWeek - Though the newly public search giant is hardly a fail-safe investment, it belongs in our diversified portfolio of bets on the Net's future....

IBM makes late DRM bid

IBM makes late DRM bid 04/27/2004 07:15 AM
xCP system backed by Intel, Matsushita and Toshiba

Motorola makes hay during Q1

Motorola makes hay during Q1 04/21/2004 04:57 AM
'Here's a $2bn profit we didn't expect...'

Math that makes you go Wow

Math that makes you go Wow 07/29/2004 11:44 PM

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Potter makes �5m on its first day

Potter makes �5m on its first day 06/02/2004 08:40 AM
The new Harry Potter film smashes UK box office records by making over �5m on its first day.

Qwest Makes New Run at MCI

Qwest Makes New Run at MCI 04/01/2005 01:57 AM
TheStreet.com Apr 1 2005 6:08AM GMT

3G technology makes HK debut

3G technology makes HK debut 01/27/2004 11:00 PM
EastDay Jan 28 2004 2:30AM GMT

Hepburn auction in US makes $5.8m

Hepburn auction in US makes $5.8m 06/13/2004 08:43 AM
The late Katharine Hepburn's possessions sell for $5.8m (�3.3m) at a two-day auction in New York.
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More about the php|a price drop

More about the php|a price drop 03/14/2005 06:28 PM
Yesterday, we dropped the price of a print subscription to php|architect by a $20 (Canadian) per year. The price goes down to about $78 CAD, or around $59.99 US, substantially less than it used to be. For international customers, the cost of shipping the magazine overseas has also gone down. There ...

Display Price Drop

Display Price Drop 01/04/2005 11:00 AM
Apple lowered the prices on its line of LCD displays today across the board (as rumored), with the 20" model now falling below the $1000 mark. Pricing...

Universal's CD Price Drop Doesn't Get
Very Far

Universal's CD Price Drop Doesn't Get
Very Far 06/14/2004 09:21 PM
Last fall, Universal Music made a stunning announcement. For the first time ever in the history of CDs, they were going to drop the price of their CDs. It got a lot of attention, and many assumed that other music labels would quickly follow suit - admitting that the traditional CD business was not competitive with online music (both legal and illegal). Instead, the price drop has turned into a classic marketing blunder that should be useful for business school case studies for years to come. First, the price cuts pissed off their retail channel, who felt they were being forced into it. After some initial arguments, Universal finally agreed not to put the lower recommend prices on the CDs themselves, leaving it up to the retailers. At the same time, Universal cut out many promotional programs for the retailers, opening a door for other labels to improve their promotional programs while keeping CD prices higher. Many retailers, in turn, bought the new CDs at the cheaper wholesale prices, but kept charging the higher retail prices to boost their own margin. Since no other record label followed, the competition on pricing never showed up. Of course, this is all short term thinking by the retailers, who are simply driving more customers to online music alternatives. Especially since those very same retailers have now pulled the plug on a plan to build a giant online music store, they're setting themselves up to continue down the trail to irrelevance.

PC industry divided on price drop

PC industry divided on price drop 07/10/2004 02:41 AM
MyIris Jul 10 2004 7:09AM GMT

Tablet PC Price to Drop According to
Gates

Tablet PC Price to Drop According to
Gates 07/11/2004 08:46 AM

ReplayTV Price Drop Bait-and-Switch

ReplayTV Price Drop Bait-and-Switch 12/25/2003 12:48 PM

Microsoft Plans to Drop Price on XBox

Microsoft Plans to Drop Price on XBox 09/08/2004 11:59 PM
Waff.com - Wed Sep 8, 01:42 pm GMT

OPEC head sees oil price drop soon

OPEC head sees oil price drop soon 09/07/2004 12:57 AM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Mon Sep 6, 09:32 pm GMT

Price Drop Boosts PlayStation 2 Sales

Price Drop Boosts PlayStation 2 Sales 06/15/2004 09:28 PM
Pcmag.com - Tue Jun 15, 08:08 am GMT

Gas Price Drop Ends; No Spike Expected
(AP)

Gas Price Drop Ends; No Spike Expected
(AP) 08/29/2004 06:07 PM
AP - Gas prices nudged upward about half a penny in the last two weeks after dropping more than 20 cents since May 21, but another price spike is not expected due to a decline in crude oil prices, an industry analyst said Sunday.

Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Price Drop;
Maybe DS, Too

Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Price Drop;
Maybe DS, Too 09/01/2004 08:04 AM

GamesIndustry.Biz is reporting that Nintendo will drop the price of their Game Boy Advance SP to $80 in anticipation of the November launch of the upcoming Nintendo DS. (I wonder if that will include the remaining Special NES Edition models. Hrm.) Even more interesting is US retailer chatter that the DS may launch for $150 instead of $175, as Nintendo has previously stated. Unfortunately, while the SP price drop looks fairly certain, the DS drop might just be wishful thinking.

No word on European price cuts yet, but if the US gets a drop you can expect prices to (eventually) follow elsewhere.

Read< /b> - Nintendo drops GBA SP to $79.99 in America; Euro cut may follow [GamesIndustry.Biz]

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eMacs Get Speed Bump, Price Drop
(26-Apr-2004; 1.6K)

eMacs Get Speed Bump, Price Drop
(26-Apr-2004; 1.6K) 04/26/2004 09:53 PM

Possible Playstation Price Drop, Xbox 2
PowerPC or Bust

Possible Playstation Price Drop, Xbox 2
PowerPC or Bust 04/28/2004 08:56 AM
The falling sales number of the Playstation 2 may signal a price cut ahead as the Xbox takes a units-sold lead for the first time in the console race. The Xbox is currently selling for $149, while the Playstation hovers at $179. It's not unrealistic to expect a price-drop announcement...

eMacs Get Speed Bump, Price Drop
(13-Apr-2004; 1.3K)

eMacs Get Speed Bump, Price Drop
(13-Apr-2004; 1.3K) 04/13/2004 02:11 PM

XiNCOM Announces Price Drop for the Twin
WAN Series

XiNCOM Announces Price Drop for the Twin
WAN Series 03/14/2005 04:45 PM
XiNCOM releases new MSRP prices for all products in the Twin WAN Series and continues developement of a new robust networking gateway. [PRWEB Mar 2, 2005]

Blockbuster cuts service price again
Crude futures drop on oil supply
increase GM to offer more earl

Blockbuster cuts service price again
Crude futures drop on oil supply
increase GM to offer more earl 12/24/2004 12:49 PM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Wed Dec 22, 05:46 pm GMT

First User Review of the Sony Librie
eBook Reader

First User Review of the Sony Librie
eBook Reader 04/26/2004 07:40 AM
Dottocomu has a user review of that yummy new Sony eBook, the EBR-1000 'Librie,' but it's not all sunshine and starfish. Despite an amazing screen and comfortable weight, the buttons are unresponsive, the screen refresh makes seeing what you've typed frustrating, and the Sony DRM'd ebook system only has 400...

Sony's Librie e-book reader: great
display, awful DRM

Sony's Librie e-book reader: great
display, awful DRM 07/02/2004 01:11 PM
Yuri Kageyama writes a glowing review of Sony's new ebook reader, which uses a new kind of display technology that rivals paper.I agree with Kageyama's assessment about the display technology. I played with a Librie when I was in Tokyo last month. The screen is remarkable. The display uses little balls that are painted black and white, containing the same pigments found in laser printer toner cartridges for black, and in sunblock and paint for white. Once you turn on the display and a page of text or graphics appear, it doesn't need refreshing. The only time the batteries get used is when you load a new page. (The technology was developed by a U.S. company, E-Ink.) I did notice that sometimes you could see the ghost of the previous page, especially on model I tried that had a comic book loaded on it. I wonder if that's a general problem, or if the one I played with was a dud?

I didn't Kageyama wasn't harsh enough about the hideous proprietary locked format the Librie uses for books. He wrote, "I'm not wild about buying books that self-destruct after 60 days." This self-destruct feature is sickening. Who would buy a Librie with this deadly defect built in? (Sony is making a similar mistake with its music players.) I hope somebody with a sensible DRM policy starts using these great display screens. Link

read the article carefully dumbass..it
mentions the price in Rs..and it says
its the STREET PRICE!!

read the article carefully dumbass..it
mentions the price in Rs..and it says
its the STREET PRICE!! 09/08/2004 01:14 AM
TechTree Sep 8 2004 5:56AM GMT

In The Broadband Battle Between Speed
And Price, Customers Choose Price

In The Broadband Battle Between Speed
And Price, Customers Choose Price 12/09/2003 03:39 PM
Back in October we noted that DSL and cable providers were trying to differe ntiate themselves from each other. The DSL providers were focusing on being the low cost provider, while the cable guys wanted to be the high speed providers. At the time, we pointed out that this was likely to backfire on the cable companies. People like the speed of broadband, but for most applications there's a "good enough" speed - and many people want it more for the always on connection than the speed itself. It's looking like we were right. The latest study shows that, despite cable's commanding lead in the US, many more people are signing up for DSL these days because of the lower price. It's the basic "good enough" argument. What DSL offers is good enough for what most people want to do with their connections now. Also, the speed difference is minimal right now. You don't get that much faster speeds with cable, and there's not much you can currently do with that extra bandwidth. It used to be that people would sign up so they could download songs, but the music industry is cracking down on that enough that it's become less of a draw for many subscribers as well.

Drop top

Drop top 02/11/2004 01:23 AM
MINI officially announces the MINI Cooper Cabrio. You can say what you want about the color, but that is one fine looking car. Via Bridger.us/MINI...

The Drop

The Drop 05/21/2004 06:58 PM
Well, first I was enjoying myself a lot, and then I went to see Troy. Here's my review of the movie:

Bollocks.

Lemme put it this way: The only thing I found slightly interesting was Sean Bean as Odysseus, who delivers a very nice performance. If he hadn't been there, I would've walked out of the theatre. Seriously. Ever since Deep Impact have I never wanted to leave the theatre, but this was really, really close. I had to amuse myself during the movie trying to calculate how many modern soldiers would've turned the battle, or what would a Battlemech look like when standing next to the walls of Troy at dawn.

Even the soundtrack - consisting mostly of a woman wailing - was boring. The only interesting thing was the play on the theme from Stargate during Achilles' death. Nice touch.

I really, really, really would not like to see this movie ever again. Hell, if the highlight of the movie is the sight of Brad Pitt without clothes - then something is deeply wrong. And yes, I'm straight. Straight, but in-fucking-credibly bored.

Can we drop it?

Can we drop it? 03/11/2003 02:00 PM
For a browser that has been around for so long to remain active has been a considerable bee in every commercial developer’s bonnet. We’re starting to see more developers drop it, and the more that follow suit, the more likely the hangers–on will finally upgrade as they see an increasingly broken web.

BBC must drop Web 'entertainment'

BBC must drop Web 'entertainment' 07/05/2004 09:37 AM
ZDNet UK Jul 5 2004 2:02PM GMT

A wee drop of DEWR's

A wee drop of DEWR's 04/21/2004 03:40 AM
By far the most enjoyable session I viewed at the recent Identity and Access Management conference in Sydney, Australia was the one presented by Michael Glasson, manager of IT security for the Australian government's Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR).

New: Drop Shadow 1.0

New: Drop Shadow 1.0 01/26/2004 10:18 AM
Drop Shadow is an iMovie plug-in that can float any graphic above a clip and cast a drop shadow onto the clip's surface.

PDFs with PHP, and Drop Down Ads

PDFs with PHP, and Drop Down Ads 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

Drop the phone--now

Drop the phone--now 07/30/2004 12:00 PM
Florida couple maced and arrested after talking on a cell phone during a movie.

DVD Prices Set to Drop

DVD Prices Set to Drop 07/01/2004 09:01 AM
"Devices will be as much as 50 percent cheaper later this year, researcher says."

M&S 'to drop more UK suppliers'

M&S 'to drop more UK suppliers' 05/16/2004 06:32 AM
Marks & Spencer is examining plans to further its shift to offshore suppliers, cutting out UK middlemen, reports say.

Sony Makes the Cut