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Amazon has the Kingston DT112/32GB DataTraveler Flash Drive for a good low deal.  It’s $86.99 – $20.40 instant savings + free shipping = $66.59 shipped! It features a black and yellow finish, small form factor and a ton of storage. …Continue reading: Kingston DT112/32GB 32GB DataTraveler Flash Drive – $67 Shipped

Dell Home has a coupon steal for the Sony NWZ-X1061FBLK Walkman X Series 32GB Video MP3 Player.  This MP3 player has a 3-inch OLED screen, 32GB of storage, radio, WiFi, USB, 5 band equalizer and much more.  It’s …Continue reading: Sony NWZ-X1061FBLK Walkman X Series 32GB Video MP3 Player – $347 Shipped

Creative announced the availability of their ZEN X-Fi2 today.  It’s a 3-inch touchscreen PMP that is compatible with a variety of video and audio codecs including iTunes Plus and FLAC (lossless) files.  And for those that like to show off their photos or videos they’ve added a video out port for attaching the ZEN X-Fi to your large screen TV.  Other than that, the 11.6mm thick (iPhone sized) PMP boasts a similar feature set as the original, which includes a FM radio, microphone, microSD card slot and 3 storage capacities (8GB, 16GB, and 32GB).  Amazon has the ZEN X-Fi2 up for pre-order for $129.99, $179.99 and $229.99 respectively, but makes no mention of a ship date.

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Microsoft got official today and says that the Zune HD will ship on September 15th.  Actually, the news is no surprise since we saw a leaked display stand yesterday and Amazon, which now has the product page back up, leaked the price a few days prior.  So if you want a brand new shiny PMP you’re gonna need to plunk down $219.99 for the 16GB or $289.99 for the 32GB.  There’s still no word on a 64GB version, but I guess you never know.

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Yesterday, Gizmodo received a photo from a Best Buy employee depicting the launch date of Microsoft’s Zune HD to be September 15th (that’s just 1 week after the rumored launch date).  And before that, Amazon leaked a pre-order page to the blogosphere showing the pricing for the 16GB and 32GB Zune HD to be $219.99 and $289.99 respectively.  So there you go, the Zune HD will launch in just over a month and cost less than an iPod.  I can’t say that I’m excited, but if Apple doesn’t come back with something jaw dropping I think the Redmond based company might have a winning chance in the PMP market.

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THIS DEAL ENDS 7/10.  Newegg has a coupon and rebate deal on the Patriot Memory PEF32GUSB 32GB Xporter XT USB Flash Drive.   This is less than a dollar a gigabyte.  It’s …Continue reading: Patriot Memory PEF32GUSB 32GB Xporter XT USB Flash Drive – $51 Shipped

According to a source close the Microsoft Zune project, the Zune HD will arrive September 8th and come in an 16GB and 32GB capacity.  There’s no word on price, but since this iteration of the Zune is said to sport Nvidia’s Tegra graphics processor and an OLED screen, something we should have seen in the latest iPhone, it will no doubt be a bit on the pricier side.  But it is a Microsoft product, so how many people can there be clamoring for this PMP?

Note: I own an Xbox 360, so I’m not totally anti-Microsoft, just anti-Microsoft when it comes to competing with Apple.   Flame on!

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SanDisk is claiming the world’s fastest 32GB SD card.  It blazes at firey trail with its 30mbs read/write times and boasts a class 10 rating, making it perfect for those recording hi def video or capturing a butt load of pictures in extremely quick succession.  SanDisk’s 32GB class 10 SD card will be available this August, but in the mean time you can grab their smaller sizes.

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THIS DEAL ENDS 6/17.  Newegg.com has a coupon low for the RiDATA RDESSD32G-R-BX 32GB External Solid State Disk.  It features an eSATA and USB 2.0 connection and 32GB of storage.  They’ve got it for …Continue reading: RiDATA RDESSD32G-R-BX 32GB External Solid State Disk – $98 Shipped

Season it up, because you can take this rumor with a serious grain of salt.  Engadget says that they’ve got word from a trusted source that Apple just received approval from the PCS Type Review Certification Board (they certify phones for carriers) for 4 iPhone capacities: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB.  Clearly the 4GB and 8GB have already existed, but the larger sizes might prove to be a premium phone (ala Macbook Pro), while the smaller sizes will receive less bells and whistles (ala Macbook).  Could this be the arrival of the long rumored iPhone Nano or the $100 iPhone?

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