Showing posts with label Deals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deals. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Etronics.com- ever evolving.

This blog is typically loaded with press releases and reviews of new products that will soon be coming on the market domestically, internationally, or both. However, we would be remiss if we did not mention some of the changes that are occurring on Etronics itself.

Over the passed few months Etronics has added toys to the already extensive list of product categories they sell. These are not your average, everyday toys, but some hard to find items… that is, unless you look on Etronics.

Also, we just recently joined the massive community of Twitter users in an effort to let the populous know of deals and sales offers as soon as they become available. If you’re a Twitter member, check for updates on our profile page. Not yet a member? It’s free to join, and informative to boot!

We now return the blog to your regularly scheduled tech news!
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Amazon slashes Dash Express by $100 for the day

The once $600 Dash Express has hit a very nice price point today, and most likely today only. Amazon's Gold Box deal of the dayhas these formidable networked navigators for a mere $200. The units dipped to the $300 mark in June, but this once in a blue moon, $100 off makes this a unheard of deal, definitely worth looking into. And hey, that’s pretty darn good for a 4.3-inch GPS device of any sort, even if those maps are still ugly.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Panasonic puts Plasma in its Place

[image courtesy of Panasonic]
posted by Andrew Harris


Bigger displays, better picture resolutions, cheaper prices…there‘s something to be said for sitting on an large electronics purchase decision, until conditions are just right. If you know your purchase isn’t going to be the first on the block, but it will be the best value or the best tested; than you’re the type of shopper that likes waiting for that quintessential moment when…better and cheaper is a reality. Bigger only comes into play where desired as in HDTV’s and computer displays. How does 50inches sound? Consumer Reports announced yesterday the independent lab’s test results for flat screen plasmas and LCD’s. The Panasonic sets faired quite well overall and the Panasonic 50-inch TH-50PZ700U flew off with “Best Flat Screen Ever”, never has Consumer Reports bestowed this honor to a flat screen, the Panasonic 50-inch TH-50PZ700U scored big on the “full HD” 1920x1080/1080p resolution capabilities. This drove the high rating from testers. They noted the color clarity and the richness of the immersion experience with the Panasonic 50-inch TH-50PZ700U. It scored high even when displaying in broadcast or DVD picture quality. So, flat panel shoppers measure up that wall above your old CRT TV and call the city to schedule your recycling date, because the time has come my frugal friend. Can’t you almost hear you’re friends whining when you hit the power switch and have to kick them out?


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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Powerpacked Mini Speakers

posted by: Andrew Harris

Have you ever wanted to sport a boom box on your shoulder like the B-boys of old, instead of your ipod?

You know you like that whole 80’s retro look. Ok, so the beastly ghetto blaster is a bit passé, fair enough, but the idea of broadcasting your music (aka noise) to the dismay of your elders has a lasting appeal.

Luckily, AudioSource has the cure fur what ales ya...your lack of portable amplifying power. Whether your aim is to break-dance in the park or annoy the guy across from you at work, AudioSource Db5 compact speakers are here to help.

These little guys pack a wallop, great to connect to your laptop, iPod, CD player, or any device with a standard 1/8" output socket. It’s a self contained unit that folds up to protect the speakers during transport, and small enough to easily fit in a pocket, tote, or laptop case. AudioSoucre Db5s amplify via four AA, or the included USB power cable. I tried these puppies out for myself and was impressed by the sets sound, design, and style, and for like 25 bucks what would stop you...except maybe the complaints from the other break-dancing crews in the park, asking you to turn your noise down.


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