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Dealzmodo: Samsung NeXus XM Player Free After Rebate
If you've been waiting to get on satellite radio for pricing reasons, this deal should be enough to get you in the game. Buy.com has a discounted Samsung NeXus player for $50 with a $50 rebate, which means all you're paying for is tax (there's free shipping). More »
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Nexus Psile Quiet Media PC, Ripe for Your Own Self-Expression
When we last showed you the Nexus Psile Quiet Media PC, we didn't have a whole lot of additional information about it, but now it has your choice of Intel Core 2 Duo processors inside and is readily available in the US at prices starting at $1599. We like the designers' attention to detail with this unit, keeping it as quiet as possible with an external fanless power supply, a fanless copper CPU cooler, a quiet hard drive and a positionable silent 80mm fan. More »
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Nexus Psile Mini PC Fashion Case
The silver aluminum Psile 10a with the white cover is arguably more fashionable than even the Mac Mini. Hard to believe, but the combination of the curved corners and the tongue-like CD jutting out of the front has us enamored than Katie Holmes when she saw Tom Cruise's money. More »
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Samsung's Satellite Receivers - omygodomygod
Please: just give us portable satellite receivers. I'll put an antenna on my head and walk around like Devo. Seriously. I want to be able to listen to Sirius on my runs and, if you feel like it, let me record a bit of music for those times when I'm in the subway or whatever. But what's stopping you people from giving me portable satellite radio that doesn't need to be docked. Docked <> Portable. Get it? Wait, what? You did get it? Samsung? You did this for me? You're soooo nice! More »
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S50 Sirius-ly Crippled by the RIAA
The portable sat-radio scene is in an uproar today over several unexpected "features" of the Sirius S50 portable audio player. It turns out that only shows without music can be saved to the device via the Scheduled Recording. You are only allowed to record ONE SONG at a time, and when the song is over the recording automatically stops. The number of shows you can schedule is limited to 20, and there is a max time of 2 hours for each recording session. Why weren't these so-called features acknowledged when the S50 was first announced? It's not clear, but Sirius posted an update to the user manual just this weekend. Orbitcast speculates that this is related to the RIAA's "stranglehold on the 2006 License Renewals" and further wonders how this will affect the Dell DJ Satellite and Samsung neXus (which has already been delayed). More »
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