Apple has reduced the prices on the iPod line up right before the Rock and Roll event today on 9/9/9. These prices actually make the 32GB iPod Touch cheaper than the 32GB Zune HD so there goes one of the advantages the iPod Touch competitor had. The price change have only been visible in the US Apple Store so far. At the time of writing, the Apple Store is down, probably for new product updates that will go live after the event.  Read more...

Permalink: Apple cuts down prices for iPod Touch and iPod Nano

It’s been a busy day in Zune HD news again. Cnet has published the first pictures of the Zune HD web browser in action. The browser seems to have little to no chrome, except for a bar at the bottom for bookmarking and backward navigation. As expected, it works in both portrait and landscape modes. The keyboard has a different effect than the iPod as the neighboring keys of the pressed one are also magnified, when pressed. Although the pressed key is the largest and most prominent.  Read more...

Permalink: Zune HD pricing revealed plus first browser pictures (update: video added)

Ed Bott has found out the prices for Windows 7 Family Pack upgrade which was just recently discovered by Kristan Kenney in the EULA of a recent Windows 7 build. Ed found some product listings on Expercom where it has been priced at $136.95. University IT Computer Sales also had the same product up on their website, but pulled it off later. The Google Cache of that website shows the price to be $144.95.  Read more...

Permalink: Windows 7 Family Pack Anytime Upgrade prices leaked

The retail pricing plans for Windows 7 have been officially announced via the Windows 7 Blog. The prices are lower than what Vista had at its launch but Microsoft are also offering a 50% discount on pre-orders via select buyers.  Read more...

Permalink: Windows 7 retail pricing plans announced!