Barnes & Noble Cuts Prices on Nook Color, Tablet
In perhaps one answer to the question of how tablet makers will react to a more crowded market for small screen tablets, the L.A. Times reports that Barnes and Noble is dropping the price on its Nook tablet by 10 percent, undercutting the Amazon Kindle Fire by $20. The company's Nook Color is also shedding $20, and will now cost $149. I'm glad to hear it; I've been using a Nexus 7 lately, and finding the size (like a trade paperback, including a protective case) far handier and more often used than any of the 10" tablets I've tried.
NEWS FLASH! Barnes and Noble cuts the cost of their content-feeder spoons by 10%. Mass hysteria on the streets!
There may be no "I" in team, but there's also no "F" in way.
One frantic onlooker commented "This makes it much better than that other company's force-feed spoon."
There may be no "I" in team, but there's also no "F" in way.
Local fire department saves cat stuck in tree with help from Deep Blue, but the city government gets a DMCA takedown notice after the youtube video of the rescue was posted. It seems Rick Astley is not appropriate background music for a cat rescue. Steve Ballmer still throwing chairs at the tree, and the EFF is investigating if Microsoft is using private citizens' chairs without their consent. Apple users still indignant that the app "Kitty Rescue 10.0" came out on the Android marketplace first.
--- better headline. :)
It's the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man.
It's hilarious, right? Hey there's some other great new jokes on Slashdot if you look around...wait until you see poll results, where "Commander Taco" is cleverly worked into one of the answers!!! Or, 80 comedian Yakoff Smirnoff's trademark line is appropriated to talk about how much we hate copyrights or the USA! It's so funny!!!
Slashdot: providing anti-social weirdos a soapbox, since 1997.
Use of -1's to hide
Collection of IP's for anonymous users
Whimsical & arbitrary silencing of these IP's, including discrediting censorship complaints as spam
Sorry, that's not how you write a Haiku.
I first read that as "Comic Book Sans" and thought there'd be a riot of pitchforks coming your way.
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