New Electronics Releases on Amazon.com

New Electronics Releases on Amazon.com

The newest electronics released on Amazon.com


06/10/2009 09:00 AM
Kindle DX: Amazon's 9.7" Wireless Reading Device (Latest Generation)
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List Price: $489.00
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Sleek & Trim Kindle DX is as thin as most magazines. Just over a third of an inch in profile, you'll find Kindle DX fits perfectly in your hands. Beautiful Large Display Kindle DX's large display is ideal for a broad range of reading material, including graphic-rich books, PDFs, newspapers, magazines, and blogs. Kindle DX's display is two and a half times the size of the Kindle display. Whether... (read more)

06/10/2009 09:00 AM
Amazon Kindle DX Leather Cover
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07/01/2009 09:00 AM
ASUS Eee PC 1005HA-PU1X-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook - 10.5 Hour Battery Life
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List Price: $389.99
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The 10.1-inch Eee PC 1005HA-P Seashell shines as the ideal mini-notebook for the traveler looking to have it all. ... (read more)

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10/22/2009 09:00 AM
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade
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List Price: $119.99
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Upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. Windows 7 Home Premium makes it easy to create a home network and share all of your favorite photos, videos, and music. You can even watch, pause, rewind, and record TV. Get the best entertainment experience with Windows 7 Home Premium. Do you use your PC for work, run Windows XP programs, or require enhanced security? Consider Windows 7 Professional.... (read more)

02/23/2009 09:00 AM
Kindle: Amazon's 6" Wireless Reading Device (Latest Generation)
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List Price: $359.00
Price: $359.00
1 used & new from $359.00
At 10.2 ounces, Kindle is lighter than a typical paperback and as thin as most magazines. Barely a third of an inch in profile, you'll find Kindle fits perfectly in your hands. Kindle is as easy to hold and use as a book. We designed it with long-form reading in mind. When reading for long periods of time, people naturally shift positions and often like to read with one hand. Kindle's page-turning... (read more)

02/23/2009 09:00 AM
Amazon Kindle Leather Cover (fits 2nd Generation Kindle)
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07/04/2009 08:39 PM
HDMI (2 meter) 6 foot cable HQ 1080P 1.3b
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List Price: $39.99
Price: $0.23
You Save: $39.76 (99%)
39 used & new from $0.01
HDMI audio / video cables are ATC certified to provide the most reliable signal transfer for the purest picture. Unlike most HDMI cables, Inspire Audio video cables use individual, shielded twisted pair wires for unsurpassed video signal. Their outstanding design reigns over other HDMI cables, with true picture quality and detail; perfect for high resolution digital editing or for the discriminating... (read more)

06/10/2009 09:00 AM
Kindle DX: Amazon's 9.7" Wireless Reading Device (Latest Generation)
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List Price: $489.00
Price: $489.00
1 used & new from $489.00
Sleek & Trim Kindle DX is as thin as most magazines. Just over a third of an inch in profile, you'll find Kindle DX fits perfectly in your hands. Beautiful Large Display Kindle DX's large display is ideal for a broad range of reading material, including graphic-rich books, PDFs, newspapers, magazines, and blogs. Kindle DX's display is two and a half times the size of the Kindle display. Whether... (read more)

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07/04/2009 08:27 PM
Il Mio Nuovo iPhone 3Gs 32 Giga!

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07/04/2009 08:26 PM
Apple iPhone 3G S ad Skateboard HQ

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07/04/2009 08:22 PM
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Lynnwood’s City Bank says it was reprimanded by FDIC

For the third time this year, a Snohomish County-based community bank has been reprimanded by the federal government.

First Financial acquires three banking centers

First Financial Bancorp has acquired three banking centers from Irwin Financial Corp.

Chase will accept California IOUs for a week

Chase bank said Thursday it would accept government IOUs from California through July 10 to help its customers as the state deals with a financial crisis.

Canada cancels Haiti’s $2.3M debt

Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty answers questions after a meeting with his provincial and territorial counterparts in Mississauga, Ont.

Bank of America sets $713 million TARP payment

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Bank of America Corp. said Thursday its board has authorized roughly $713 million in dividend payments to the U.S. government under the troubled asset relief program.

Top 1000 world banks 2009

Despite huge losses, Western banks have retained their dominance of the rankings due to massive capital raising. But what will the future hold? Geraldine Lambe reports Research by Valentina Lorenzon, Cecile Sourbes and Charles Piggott

Mizuho Financial to Raise $6.77 Billion After Investments Deplete Capital

Mizuho Financial Group Inc. , Japana s third-largest bank by market value, will raise as much as 655 billion yen from selling shares after local and overseas investments depleted capital.

Whitney hit by Fitch Ratings downgrade

Fitch Ratings has cut its rating on regional banker Whitney Holding Corp. citing its nonperforming assets, much of them related to Florida real estate.

Wall Street starts 3Q on high note

The third quarter is starting on a positive note after a mixed bag of economic data.

Citi raises rates on millions of credit cards

Citigroup Inc has increased interest rates on up to 15 million U.S. credit card accounts just months before curbs on such rises come into effect, the Financial Times reported citing people close to the situation.

Haiti Receives $1.2B in Debt Forgiveness

The Associated Press 1 comment Three international organizations canceled $1.2 billion of Haiti’s debt Tuesday, freeing up millions of dollars each year for the deeply impoverished Caribbean nation that is beset by humanitarian crises.

CNB Financial of Worcester opts for UFB merger

CNB Financial Corp. of Worcester has signed a $25 million merger agreement with United Financial Bancorp of West Springfield.

Expats in Asia best paid; US, UK-based suffer

Singapore: Want the good life despite the dire economy? Head east, according to a survey showing some of the world’s highest-paid expatriates live in Asia and the Middle East.

US accountant pleads guilty in UBS tax case

A wealthy accountant who is the first U.S. citizen charged in a wide-ranging tax probe of Swiss banking giant UBS AG pleaded guilty Thursday to filing a false tax return.

AIG Reduces Debt

A.I.G. reduces debt to Federal Reserve Bank of New York by $25 billion.

AIG moves to spin off 2 units, reduce gov’t debt

American International Group Inc. said Thursday it will reduce outstanding federal loans by $25 billion by giving the government a preferred stake in two units that will be spun off from the insurance giant.

Top 1000 world banks 2009

Despite huge losses, Western banks have retained their dominance of the rankings due to massive capital raising. But what will the future hold? Geraldine Lambe reports Research by Valentina Lorenzon, Cecile Sourbes and Charles Piggott

Sumitomo Mitsui Seeks $9.4 Billion in Biggest Japan Stock Sale Since 2001

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. , Japana s second-biggest bank by market value, aims to raise as much as 923 billion yen in the biggest share sale in Japan since 2001.

Citi, IFC In $1.25B Funding Deal

Citi and the IFC are launching the partnership as part of a $50 billion global trade finance initiative announced by the World Bank in April.

Aloha Airlines pension plans get $10.5M

Aloha Airlines and two Hawaii banks have agreed to pay a total of $10.5 million to make up for losses suffered by the bankrupt airline’s three pension plans, federal labor officials said Thursday.

‘Banks won’t pass on more cuts’

A HOME loan broker has warned borrowers the nation’s banks are more likely to increase interest rates than lower them.

Micro Cap and Small Cap Stocks Have Been Showing Investors Large…

One of the premier micro cap newsletters available alerts investors to stocks all over the market; however our primary focus is small cap and micro cap companies poised for explosive movement.

Obama Appoints a Compensation Czara

The Obama administration on Wednesday appointed a compensation czar who will have broad discretion to set the pay for 175 top executives at seven of the nation’s largest companies, which received hundreds of billions of dollars in federal assistance to survive .

Teens in Holocaust museum heard shots

The mother of a Massachusetts teenager says students on a school trip to the U.S. Holocaust Museum heard several gunshots before they were evacuated from the building.

Citigroup Launches Public Exchange Offers

Citigroup Inc. on Wednesday launched a series of public exchange offers that will effectively give the government a 34 percent stake in the troubled bank.

Sweden forced to take emergency loan

Swedish central bank borrows a 3bn from the European Central Bank as Latvian emergency causes ripple effect People wait for the unemployment office to open in Riga, Latvia.

Holmes to show off dancing skills?

Strange dreams dominate this episode, which finds Frasier wed to Daphne, now a vociferous eater; Niles a carefree philanderer, dallying with bikini-clad repairwomen; and Martin a dashing hoofer, performing with Ronee .

Prop and impropriety

Since unfettered risk taking has been roundly criticised for its role in the financial crisis, many may be surprised that at some banks, prop trading is right back in the mix. What role will proprietary trading play in the new model bank? Writer Michelle Price

The end of a beautiful relationship?

In the wake of the crisis almost everything to do with banks is being questioned - regulation, business models, corporate governance and ownership. Some fear that once burned, shareholders will be twice shy and may avoid bank stocks and bank debt altogether. State ownership is deemed a temporary measure but have private investors fallen out of love with banks? Writer Geraldine Lambe

Crisis of faith for private bankers

Like their investment banking counterparts, private bankers are also facing an identity crisis as the failure to protect clients’ wealth threatens to tarnish the industry and inhibit future growth. There are many different responses. Writer Philip Alexander

Long-term finance in troubled times

Igor Finogenov, EDB’s executive chairman
The importance of small regional development banks in emerging Europe has surged as credit ratings decline and global commercial banks cut back project and trade finance. Writer Philip Alexander

Sri Lanka waits for the smoke to clear

Tamil expats protest in Washington, DC
As Sri Lanka’s civil war ends, domestic and global banks are eyeing potential stable investments in a country that has until now attracted a great deal of caution from financiers as a consequence of its long-running conflict. Writer Eric Ellis in Colombo

A ‘bad’ solution for a battered economy?

Ireland’s finance minister has divided opinion with his ‘bad bank’ plan
As Ireland reels from its banking woes, a fierce debate is under way as to whether the government’s ‘bad bank’ solution will be enough to open a route to recovery or whether widespread bank nationalisation is a more realistic option. Writer Philippa Maister

The high price of payments

The global recession has elevated payments processing to near the top of bank chiefs’ priority lists, but the industry is going through a fundamental structural change that could lead to a slump in revenues and soaring business costs. Writer Charlie Corbett

Back on song

With the panic subsiding fast, Brazil’s equity markets have staged an astonishing turnaround allowing canny investment banks to find their feet in the country again. Writer John Rumsey

Exploring a new funds universe

Innovative sharia-compliant products are sparking global interest, and in the constrained financial climate they are catering to customers’ growing risk aversion. Writer James Gavin

Energy sapping

Left to right: Noah Bulkin and John Lynch Merrill Lynch’s orchestration of the EDF purchase of British Energy was one of the most complex and drawn-out deals of its kind ever undertaken. Writer Edward Russell-Walling

Political wrangling hampers Kuwait

Standing strong: Kuwait’s financial system is bearing the brunt of the credit crunch well, although political tensions are clouding the country’s future prospects
Tension between Kuwait’s ruling government and elected parliament are hampering policy formation and intensifying uncertainty as the economy gets back on its feet. Will the new parliament elected last month change the situation? Writer Stephen Timewell

A small voice shouting loudly

David Thompson - Barbados’ prime minister
Unimpressed by the lack of representation for the world’s smaller nations at the G-20 summit in London in April, Barbados’ prime minister David Thompson took it upon himself to visit the city and tell the world of the plight of his country and others in the Caribbean. Writer Hugh O’ Shaughnessy

Some big banks ready to repay

The Obama administration plans to announce as soon as today that some of the nation’s largest banks can repay billions in federal aid, but some officials caution that the show of progress is being underwritten by multiple layers of less visible government support.

`Billy Elliot’ wins 10 Tonys; `Carnage’ best play

Broadway’s Tonys seemed a family affair this year, with an outpouring of generosity from winners to losers despite the domination of the evening by “Billy Eliot,” which won 10 awards, and one actor bringing his wife to the stage to stand by him while he accepted his prize.

BlackRock pushes on BGI deal, BNY…

BlackRock Inc is trying to clinch a deal for a Barclays unit, but Bank of New York Mellon could step in with an offer for Barclays Global Investors if the talks drag on, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.

Thomas, Scalia report big book earnings in 2008

Justice Clarence Thomas took in more than $300,000 in royalties for his autobiography last year, far more than he earned as a member of the Supreme Court.

Accounting rules mask US banks’ looming loan losses

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, after “stress testing” 19 banks, declared in early May that Americans can be confident in the banks’ stability and resilience.

Russian bank won’t keep Opel stake

The head of Russia’s Sberbank says the bank does not intend to hold on to a 35% stake in European car maker Opel in the long-term and could sell it on to a Russian investor.

UBS Sold Unsuitable Securities Underwritten by Lehman, New Hampshire Says

UBS AG , Switzerlanda s largest bank, recommended unsuitable investments to clients who bought securities underwritten by Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., New Hampshire securities regulators said.

U.S. stock futures up ahead of May unemployment data

NEW YORK a ‘ U.S. stock futures moved higher Friday as investors hoped the government’s tally on job losses in May would provide further evidence that the economy is healing.

U.S. FDIC eyes Citi top management shake-up: report

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp is aiming at a shake-up of Citigroup Inc’s top management, including replacing Chief Executive Vikram Pandit, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.

Fifth Third raises $1 billion through stock sale

Fifth Third Bancorp has sold $1 billion worth of its stock. The money will help the bank meet a federal order to raise $1.1 billion in capital.

Prop and impropriety

Since unfettered risk taking has been roundly criticised for its role in the financial crisis, many may be surprised that at some banks, prop trading is right back in the mix. What role will proprietary trading play in the new model bank? Writer Michelle Price

The end of a beautiful relationship?

In the wake of the crisis almost everything to do with banks is being questioned - regulation, business models, corporate governance and ownership. Some fear that once burned, shareholders will be twice shy and may avoid bank stocks and bank debt altogether. State ownership is deemed a temporary measure but have private investors fallen out of love with banks? Writer Geraldine Lambe

Crisis of faith for private bankers

Like their investment banking counterparts, private bankers are also facing an identity crisis as the failure to protect clients’ wealth threatens to tarnish the industry and inhibit future growth. There are many different responses. Writer Philip Alexander

Long-term finance in troubled times

Igor Finogenov, EDB’s executive chairman
The importance of small regional development banks in emerging Europe has surged as credit ratings decline and global commercial banks cut back project and trade finance. Writer Philip Alexander

Sri Lanka waits for the smoke to clear

Tamil expats protest in Washington, DC
As Sri Lanka’s civil war ends, domestic and global banks are eyeing potential stable investments in a country that has until now attracted a great deal of caution from financiers as a consequence of its long-running conflict. Writer Eric Ellis in Colombo

Travelers To Be Added to Dow Jones Industrial Average

The Dow Jones industrial average is adding Travelers Cos. and Cisco Systems Inc., dropping Citigroup Inc.

Triangle jobless rate flat at 8.8 percent in April

Area jobless rate dips to 11.4% The jobless rate in the Triangle held steady at 8.8 percent last month.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel greets Magna plan to acquire Opel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel smiles during a press conference in Berlin, Saturday, May 30, 2009.

Police: No injuries in small plane crash in Greene County

The Greene County Sheriff’s department says a small fixed-wing plane crashed Sunday afternoon in Greene County, just outside city limits.

Rates on hold in June: economists

SIGNS of stabilisation in the global economy should convince the Reserve Bank of Australia to leave official interest rates unchanged at its board meeting next week.

Cash management: Clients and the crisis

In the fourth of The Banker’s Masterclass series, Deutsche Bank’s head of cash management, financial institutions, for Germany, Austria and central Europe, Dean Sposito, and Deutsche Bank’s head of cash management, financial institutions, for northern Europe, Matt Tuck, talk about how they are helping their clients to navigate the crisis and position themselves for a potential upturn. Writer Charlie Corbett
Dean Sposito, Head of cash management, financial institutions, for Germany, Austria, Central Europe, Deutsche BankMatt Tuck, Head of cash management, financial institutions, for Northern Europe, Deutsche Bank

CNB To Discuss Merger With United, Third Suitor

CNB Financial Corp., the parent of Worcester’s Commonwealth National Bank , says a third bank has entered the race to acquire the bank and that it will indeed discuss the $23.4 million acquisition proposal from United Financial Bancorp Inc.

Ackman Nominees to Target Board Rejected by Retailer’s Investors, CEO Says

Target Corp. shareholders re-elected the retailera s existing directors, rejecting a slate nominated by hedge-fund manager William Ackman after two months marked by dueling claims.

Moody’s puts ratings of 13 Indian banks on watch

Global rating agency, Moody’s on Friday placed the ratings of 13 Indian lenders, including State Bank of India and ICICI Bank, on review for possible downgrade.

After stumble, US Treasury reaches out to China

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who makes his first trip to Beijing Sunday, will exploit his early links with China to steer relations with the Asian giant under President Barack Obama’s watch.

Banks finding new ways to boost fees

For the past year, banks have raised credit card rates to levels that sparked consumer outcry, regulatory scrutiny and congressional action.

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