About time those taxes were paid off. LeEco thinks you should get a few rebates of your own before the IRS has anything to say.
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About time those taxes were paid off. LeEco thinks you should get a few rebates of your own before the IRS has anything to say.
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However, if you're familiar with the minefield that is Amazon, you'll have to check which colors get you the most bang for buck.
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You'll have to rush to get a try at the first real smartphone with modular accessories at a discount. And it's a substantial one.
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It's what the company calls Vive Day, the first anniversary of when the HTC Vive virtual reality headset came online. And it's been a ride.
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Wireless earbuds that come with a heart rate monitor, no awkward stems and in multiple colors are now cheaper than AirPods for a "limited time".
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You might be able to surmise that this obscure Chinese smartphone brand will kick this deal off on March 28. And it comes with a catch, too.
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Two older phones get some spring cleaning detergent sprayed onto them for some discount action. Will you take a PRIV or DTEK50 home?
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The phone starts at $229.99. If you decided to dawdle around on Motorola's site for a bit, you'll get a little discount worth your while.
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New customers coming from another carrier will be able to save on up to 12 lines of service with this quiet promo being threaded around.
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It's not exactly a thrift store phone, especially since the Microsoft Store is still selling the year-old phone for $199. Different story at Cricket.
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$636 for a dual-SIM phone that is marketed to cost $749? Ships immediately? Sign us up! Oh wait. It's already sold out. What a disappointment.
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The Oculus Rift headset and Touch controller are both $100 off from this point on and a complete system now costs $598 compared to the Vive's $799.
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The AT&T prepaid carrier already caps rates at 8Mbps. Now, unlimited data users may see bigger speed cuts like their postpaid counterparts.
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It’s already well and good that one of the first and biggest splashes in virtual reality is going for $699 for a limited time at the Microsoft Store and at the HTC Vive website. Even sweeter is the fact that customers will also be getting promo codes for free access to “The Gallery – Episode 1: Call of the Starseed” and “Zombie Training Simulator.”
But Microsoft is putting on an additional $100 gift code for its store (to be used within seven days) and if you bundle in a qualifying GeForce GTX chip purchase or a Vive-compatible PC checkout, you’ll also get three free VR games and an additional top-off discount, too.
It really seems that HTC has some promotional clout over Oculus here.
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Best Buy is clearing out the rest of its LG G5 inventory after letting it idle past holiday shopping time.
It has units of various colors compatible with AT&T, Sprint and Verizon networks for a cost of $349.99 with savings of at least $230 on the table. The big box retailer is also coupling the phone with an accessories bundle for free.
Note that these aren’t unlocked units, but you will have gotten one of this year’s top-tier phones for a major discount (for reasons beyond its natural depreciation) and you won’t have to worry about financing it with your service payments.
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