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Apple iphone 3g 8gb …..$300usd
Apple iphone 3g 16gb….$350usd
Apple Iphone 3gs 16gb…$350usd
Apple Iphone 3gs 32gb…$400usd
Apple iphone 8gb …..$250usd
Apple iphone 16gb … $320usd
Apple iphone 4gb … $220usd
Apple i Pad Tablet Wi-Fi + 3g 16gb $320usd
Apple i Pad Tablet Wi-Fi + 3g 32gb $380usd
Apple i Pad Tablet Wi-Fi + 3g 64gb $450usd
Apple Iphone 4HD 4G 16GB ……….. $450usd
Apple Iphone 4HD 4G 32GB ……….. $550usd

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BenQ AL26 ……….$190
BenQ-Siemens P51 …….$230
BenQ-Siemens SL91….. $280
Siemens SL75 BenQ ….$210
Benq Siemens Ef71 ……$190
BenQ-Siemens S88 …..$175
Benq Siemens E71 ……$180
Siemens BenQ SXG75 ….$185
BenQ-Siemens S81 …..$150
Benq Siemens Ef91 …..$220
BenQ-Siemens SF71…$180
BenQ-Siemens P51….$230
BenQ Siemens SL75 BenQ….$210Usd

Blackberry Bold 9000 at $270USD
Blackberry Curve 8320 at $200USD
Blackberry 8830 $240USD
Blackberry storm 9350 at $280usd
Blackberry Storm 9500 Touch Screen at $290USD

Dopod 838Pro 3G Pocket PC Phone cost $350
Dopod C720W Smart cost $250
Dopod 818 Pro Black cost $230
Dopod D810 (Black) PDA cost $290
Dopod 830 Windows PDA cost $245
Dopod 900 cost $350
Dopod C500 Quadband unlocked cost $240
DOPOD C800 QUADBAND cost $280
DOPOD U1000 QUADBAND cost $450
Dopod C800 cost $280Usd

HTC P5500 (HTC Nike)—–550usd
HTC P6500 (HTC Sirius)—540usd
HTC S730 (HTC Wings)—–530usd
HTC P4550 (HTC Kaiser)—520usd
HTC P3450 (HTC Elf)——510usd
HTC Advantage X7501——500usd
HTC Google Nexus One —-350usd
HTC S420 (HTC Erato)—–480usd
HTC P6300 (HTC Panda)—-460usd
T-Mobile Android HTC G1 $370USD
HTC S630 (HTC Cavalier 100)–450usd
HTC P3400 (HTC Gene)—–440usd
HTC P3350 (HTC Love)—–430usd
HTC Advantage X7500 (HTC Athena) — 500usd
HTC S320 (HTC Monet) ——————- 350usd
HTC P4350 (HTC Herald 100) ————- 400usd
HTC P3300 (HTC Artemis 160) ———– 320usd
HTC S620 (HTC Excalibur 100) ———– 520usd
HTC P3600 (HTC Trinity 100) ————– 420usd
HTC S310 (HTC Oxygen) ——————– 300usd
HTC MTeoR (HTC Breeze 160) ———— 380usd
HTC TyTN P4500 (HTC Hermes 200) — 420usd

Motorola Razv3:$190
Motorola v3i:$140usd
Motorola v3x:$135
Motorola MPX300:$130usd
Motorola Mpx200:$120usd
Motorola L6:$160usd
Motorola L7:$190usd
Motorola PVP1000 Ojo:$250usd
Motorola/Gi$220usd519877-001-00:$220usd
Motorola E815:$120usd

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NOKIA 6260 For……..$130usd
NOKIA 9300 For……..$130usd
NOKIA 9500 For……..$140usd
NOKIA 6230 for……..$130usd
NOKIA 8800 For……..$180usd
NOKIA 6680 For……..$110usd
NOKIA 6682 For……..$120usd
NOKIA 7650 For……..$130usd
NOKIA E61 for………$155usd
NOKIA E60 for………$150usd
NOKIA E70 for………$160usd
NOKIA N70 For………$160usd
NOKIA N80 For………$170usd
NOKIA N90 For………$180usd
NOKIA N91 For………$190usd
NOKIA N92 For………$200usd
NOKIA N93 FOR………$220usd
NOKIA N95 8gb FOR………$350usd
NOKIA N96 16gb FOR………$376usd
NOKIA N81 8GB………$370usd
NOKIA N97 FOR………$450usd

Nextel i930 : $130usd
Nextel i870 : $120usd
Nextel i860 : $110usd

Qtek s200 =$100
Qtek 9000 =$130
Qtek 8310 =$200
Qtek 8300 =$210
Qtek 9100 =$240
Qtek 8100 =$250
Qtek s110 =$210
Qtek s100 =$200
Qtek 9090 =$210
Qtek 8020 =$200
Qtek 8010 =$180
Qtek 2020i=$240
Qtek 2020 =$250
Qtek 8080 =$130
Qtek 8060 =$160
Qtek 1010 =$150
Qtek 7070 =$250

Sony Ericsson W900:$450
Sony Ericsson W800i:$350usd
Sony ericsson:W850i:$280
Sony Ericsson P990i:$280usd
SonyEricsson:w600i:$220usd
Sony Ericsson w600i:$200usd
Sony Ericsson m600:$200usd
Sony Ericsson K700i:$150usd
Sony Ericsson K750i:$150usd
Sony Ericssin F500i:$120usd

Samsung i900 Omnia $270
Samsung D800 : $180USD
Samsung D820 : $220USD
Samsung d600 : $170usd
Samsung Z500:$120
Samsung Z300:$110
Samsung E350:$145
Samsung E720:$125
Samsung B100:$135
Samsung X640:$110
Samsung t809 at $160
Samsung X480:$155
Samsung X460:$155
Samsung D500:$175
Samsung P730:$155
Samsung p710:$120
Samsung e630:$175
Samsung e850:$185
Samsung x120:$195
Samsung e500:$100
Samsung e310:$95
Samsung e300:$115
Samsung z105:$165
Samsung e610:$175
Samsung e600:$175
Samsung p510:$120
Samsung e410:$150
Samsung x450:$175
Samsung e800:$175
Samsung e810:$185
Samsung x430:$155
Samsung p705:$195
Samsung d410:$195
Samsung x600:$120
Samsung x100:$165
Samsung e715:$155
Samsung e700:$110
Samsung c100:$165
Samsung d700:$175
Samsung p500:$175
Samsung t809:$160
Samsung SCH A530
Verizon Wireless
Samsung p207:$140
Samsung SCH-a610:$140
Samsung SGH-D500:$170
Samsung SPH-V.:$200
Samsung e316:$170
Samsung mm a950:$220
Samsung z710:$150

UK EXPORTERS LIMITED Returns Policies: you may return any new
computer purchased from UK EXPORTERS LIMITED that is “dead on
arrival,” arrives in damaged condition, or is still in unopened boxes,
for a full refund within 30 days of purchase. UK EXPORTERS LIMITED
reserves the right to test “dead on arrival” returns and impose a
customer fee equal to 15 percent of the product sales price if the
customer misrepresents the condition of the product. Any returned
computer that is damaged through customer misuse, is missing parts, or
is in unsellable condition due to customer tampering will result in
the customer being charged a higher restocking fee based on the
condition of the product. UK EXPORTERS LIMITED will not accept returns
of any computer more than 30 days after you receive the shipment.
New, used, and refurbished products purchased from Marketplace vendors
are subject to the returns policy of the individual vendor.

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For more details contact us on
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Tel: #+44-70111-73926
Annah Joseph
Management

FS: Apple i Pad Tablet Wi-Fi 3g 64gb $450usd – UniversityofKmt Press


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Microsoft motion controller to hit stores as Kinect for Xbox 360 …

The new era in gaming which began when Wii remotes started showing up in living rooms just four years ago is about to be taken to the next level. That’s because Microsoft has premiered its Kinect for Xbox 360 – a motion control system that allows players to take part in full-body physically-interactive games without the use of any remote. first coming to light a year ago under the code name Project Natal, it utilizes a CMOS camera, infrared projector and multi-array microphone to track the movements and voices of players. Kinect is set for release later this year… Continue Reading Microsoft motion controller to hit stores as Kinect for Xbox 360

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Top 10 Tech Toys You Can Actually Afford

While we spend a great deal of time drooling over expensive toys, you’ve gotta head back to ground level at some point. while things may not be quite as shiny down here, there are other pleasures — like being able to get an MP3 player, HD-upscaling DVD player and smartphone for less than the cost of a night out. Yeah, gadgets are cheaper than ever, but to stay with the times, you need more of them than ever, too. making your gadget bucks go further is almost an obligation these days, but we’ve found ways to do it without heading up to Canada. After the jump, browse the tech equivalent of McDonald’s yummy dollar menu.

Sure, full-size gaming consoles like the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3 get all the headlines, but they’re not much use on the school bus or in your dentist’s waiting room. We’ve become accustomed to continually tumbling prices, so with the latest PSP bucking that trend, I think the much cheaper Nintendo’s DS Lite is worth a second look. Boasting extra-bright dual screens, one of which is also a touchscreen, Wi-Fi connectivity for multiplayer action, and hundreds of games including hot titles like Madden NFL ‘08, the $129 DS Lite makes a great portable rig for someone who doesn’t really need the PSP’s video player features. Nintendo DS LiteNow that we’ve figured out there’s more to a great digital camera than who’s leading in the megapixel wars, it’s time to find a model at a great price with just the features we really need. Nikon has always made great cutting-edge cameras, but most of the company’s higher-end models are loaded with doodads few of us will ever explore. the Coolpix L10 can take wonderful pictures, but by sticking to the basics, including a 5-megapixel imager, 2-inch screen, and a 3x zoom — along with a nifty movie mode that turns it into a simple camcorder — Nikon’s managed to get the street price way down to $119, or about one Ben Franklin on the street. Nikon Coolpix L10People thought it was a big deal when laptop computers started to bust through the $500 price level, but we’ve found a deal for a bunch less than that. This Compaq does cut a few corners with a pretty basic 80-GB hard drive, 512 MB of RAM, and no FireWire port, but there’s still a decent 15.4-inch screen, a DVD burner, and built-in 802.11g Wi-Fi to keep you connected on the road. All for $449 — less than the price of that wild weekend in Amsterdam you somehow can’t remember. Compaq C500T notebookFew gadgets have seen their prices tumble quite as fast as in-car navigation rigs, and currently the bargain-basement value leader must be the Cobra GPSM 2100 at $385 list. This is a good example of where the retail price doesn’t tell the whole story, because if you shop around you’ll discover that you can score a 2100 for about $155 less than the “official” price. Even so, with its 3.5-inch color touchscreen, turn-by-turn voice directions, and preloaded maps of all 50 States and Canada, this is a big step up from those old-skool stripped-down black-and-white models from a few years back. Cobra GPSM 2100 GPSPlasma TVs have long been the drool-worthy object of desire for many of us, but with the exception of a few sketchy 480p EDTV models, they’ve remained just a bit beyond most people’s budget. while 1080p may be latest buzzword, the experts will tell you that below 50 inches, you’d be hard-pressed to see a difference between that and 720p, which is great news because the prices of 720p sets have been dropping faster than Britney Spears’ dignity. at $999 ($899 at Circuit City), Vizio’s VP42 is one of the first 720p sets to break the $1,000 level, but this is no bare-bones model; it has built-in speakers, two HDMI inputs, and dual tuners with PIP this should help you to keep you up with the Joneses for at least a while. Vizio VP42 HDTV plasma TVNo home theater is complete without a kick-ass sound system, and the hub of most audio rigs is an A/V receiver. Not only does this do all of the signal switching and audio decoding, it also provides the horsepower to run the speakers. the trouble is that most people want to run their signals using HDMI connections, while most of the receiver people include that feature on only their top models. Harmon Kardon’s got it figured out though, giving us HDMI even at the entry level — the $349 AVR146. the big money saver here is the modest 30 watts per channel output rating, which might sound kind of wimpy on paper, but remember, most systems use a separately powered subwoofer to do almost all of the heavy lifting (i.e. the bass). Harman Kardon AVR146 receiverNow that you have that fancy new flat screen, you’ll need something to play on it. Blu-ray and HD DVD are great, but they’re going to cost you about half again as much as the screen, and that’s before you buy any discs to feed them. a more cost-effective solution would be to get a player that can upsample your current DVDs, and even though the resulting signal isn’t true high-def, it comes pretty darned close for the same price as about three of those fancy HD discs. unlike some more-expensive upsampling players, the $70 DVP 3960 from Philips only manages to muster a 1080i output at best, but still, that’s a big upgrade over standard 480p. Philips DVP 3960 DVD playerWhile your videographer friends won’t exactly turn green with envy, it’s hard to deny that RCA’s ultra basic Small Wonder camcorders are just perfect for those of us who simply want to make a quick movie of the new baby or Timmy’s grand slam to send to the grandparents. Downloading the videos using the flip-out USB connector couldn’t be easier, or you can connect the Small Wonder directly to your TV. any budding Fellini’s without access to a computer can also get their footage burned to a DVD at some drug stores and photo shops. while the cheapest EZ101 model can be found for around 80 clams, we would “splurge” an extra $26 for the EZ201 ($149, $106 street), which has double the recording time, a higher resolution setting, and an SD card slot. RCA EZ201 Small Wonder camcorderIt seems like everyone has an iPod these days, and even though Apple does make a model for us cheapskates, we feel that navigating the display-less shuffle is a bit like pointing blindly at the menu in a restaurant, and hoping you like what they serve up. the 7LQ brand may not have quite the same cachet as Apple, but its 2-GB MP3 player does things that the shuffle can only dream of for less than half its price. in addition to having double the capacity, there’s a two-line display, an FM tuner and an equalizer. Because it runs off a single AAA battery you won’t be without tunes if your battery runs out away from home. But best of all, the 7LQ costs only $29.55, about as much as a couple of CDs. 7LQ 2-GB MP3 playerWith all the hoopla surrounding the iPhone launch a couple of months back, you’d think Apple had actually invented something new. while it can’t quite match the sleekness or features of an iPhone, the Sidekick iD is a whole lot more than a basic phone. the clever flip-out display reveals a QWERTY keyboard that lets you type IMs, send e-mail, and browse the Internet more easily than with a thumb-bending Blackberry. Okay, so it doesn’t have a camera or MP3 player, but at a paltry $50 (after rebates, $250 list), you should still have enough left in your budget to add one of each of those from the other entries in this list. T-Mobile Sidekick iD smartphone

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Polaroid Taps Into Gaming Accessories [Polaroid Has Products Planned For the …

First Polaroid makes Lady Gaga the Creative Director, now the photography brand plans to roll out a few gaming accessories for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Nintendo’s Wii and DS.

Polaroid is better known for its range of instant film cameras, so it seems like an odd decision for the company to tap into the gaming market. However, that’s what exactly the large photography brand is doing with an upcoming range of gaming peripherals.

These gaming accessories will include a sensor bar for Nintendo Wii that comes with a sports pack; a microphone headset and battery packs for Xbox 360; wireless controllers for PS3 and even a dock for Nintendo DS.

It’s not the first time Polaroid has attempted to get into the gaming sector. back in 2006, Polaroid released an inexpensive 15-in-1 game controller with a plug-and-play feature. the mini arcade games included Spin Ball, Ocean Quest, Motor Rally and Insect Chase just to name a few. the product has been discontinued due low sales performance, but you can still manage to pick one up on Amazon or eBay for less than $15.

The current range of gaming accessories have only been confirmed to be initially released in the UK. the Nintendo Wii and DS accessories have been reported to be launching in May, with the rest of the line being rolled out later in the year.

AntiGrav will be handling the the launch and distribution of the peripherals. UK company AntiGrav is a distribution agency that specializes in gaming accessories and peripherals. their clients include Enigma, Atomic, Orb and Vidis.

It will be worth following to see if Polaroid succeeds with its second attempt to tap into the gaming market. the brand is heavily anchored for its photography products, so it’s going to be hard for gaming enthusiasts to take make that switch. I’m guessing the products will be targeted at tweens and sold to soft-gamers who are more concerned about aesthetics than the specs or brand.

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Microsoft Takes Cheap Shot at Nintendo and Wii Owners

Raising the ante in the video game wars, Microsoft is bringing out a new version of the Xbox 360 game machine that has a bigger hard drive, better high-definition video support and a stylish black finish, not an insignificant feature in a world where looking cool ranks high.

The idea is to appeal to an elite class of hardcore game players who would like a little more of everything.

Todays games-and-entertainment enthusiast has an insatiable appetite for digital high-definition content, said Peter Moore, corporate vice president for Microsofts interactive entertainment business, in Redmond, Wash.

The Xbox 360 Elite, which is to be announced today and will be in stores in late April, will have a list price of $479, or $80 more than the Xbox 360 Pro and $180 more than the basic Xbox 360. The new model has a 120-gigabyte hard drive, in contrast to the standard models 20-gigabyte drive. It also has a high-definition multimedia interface port and cable and a wireless controller and headset. Current Xbox 360 owners can buy the new 120-gigabyte hard drive as a separate accessory for $179.

Microsoft is clearly hoping to fill what it sees as a hole at the top end of the market. The Nintendo Wii has been outselling the PlayStation 3 from Sony and the Xbox 360 in recent months, but that system is largely positioned as a family-friendly game machine that can be purchased for $50 less than the lowest-priced Xbox. The Sony system is priced higher than both the Nintendo and the Microsoft systems, with the cheapest model priced at $499.

Both Microsoft and Sony have positioned their consoles as entertainment hubs, not just for playing sophisticated video games but also for listening to music and viewing downloaded movies and television shows.

John Rodman, group product manager for the Xbox platform and Xbox Live, pointed to a recent Microsoft survey that revealed that nearly 40 percent of the time that Xbox 360 users spent with their consoles was for activities other than gaming.

Yet when it comes to gaming, Xbox 360 users are serious, Mr. Rodman says. six out of 10 Xbox 360 users use Xbox Live, Microsofts online gaming service.

We dont feel like the Wii customer and the Xbox customer are the same thing, he said. We think that as soon as the Wii customer turns 14 they want something else.

James L. McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research, said that Microsoft hoped to encourage customers to spend more money downloading movies and games, which require considerable hard-drive space.

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