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Google TV is still a flop, report claims

By: |Feb 29th, 2012 at 11:10AM
Filed Under: Business, TV
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As Google’s vendor partners prepare renewed efforts to push HDTVs and accessories that showcase Google TV, a new report suggests that they have their work cut out for them. First introduced at a press conference in late 2010, Google TV has not seen the success Google had hoped for. The CEO of Logitech, one of the first vendors to launch a Google TV product, went as far as to call its Google TV-powered Revue a gigantic mistake that cost the company dearly. Now, in more than a year on the market, all of...

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BlackBerry PlayBook sales miss targets by over 90% at major retailer, ‘much higher’ return rate than XOOM

By: |May 20th, 2011 at 10:00AM
Filed Under: Exclusive, Retail, Tablets
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According to a trusted source from a major big box retailer, sales of RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook have fallen far short of expectations. In addition, we’re told that the PlayBook is being returned at a higher pace than the Motorola XOOM. According to our source, PlayBook sales at this particular retailer missed internal sales targets by more than 90%. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the PlayBook is “being returned at a much higher rate than the XOOM,” which has a very high return rat...

Sony: PS3 shipments surpass 50 million units globally

By: |Apr 15th, 2011 at 05:59PM
Filed Under: Gaming, Hardware
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Sony has kept its PlayStation 3 sales figures close to the vest, but on Friday the company officially announced shipment figures for its popular PlayStation 3 gaming console. Sony said that, as of March 29th, 2011, it has shipped 50 million PlayStation 3 consoles globally. Sony’s PlayStation Network, which allows users to download games, watch movies, and more, now has more than 75 million registered users in 59 countries around the globe. Sony also noted that it has shipped 8 million of its PlayStation...

eBay outs iPad 2 sales data

By: |Apr 1st, 2011 at 09:15AM
Filed Under: Mobile, Tablets
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eBay has revealed sales figures for the iPad 2 during its first two weeks on the market. The online auction house created a chart that shows just under 12,000 iPad 2 units were sold during the two week period that it was exclusively available in the United States. The graphic notes that 35% of iPad 2 units sold during that 2 week period were to international customers looking to get an early taste — that figure is down from the 65% of international customers who purchased the original iPad on eBay. Canada a...

Windows Phone 7 device sales top 1.5 million units

By: |Dec 21st, 2010 at 09:34AM
Filed Under: Mobile, Retail
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Microsoft announced Tuesday that sales of Windows Phone 7 devices have surpassed 1.5 million units. The milestone took just over eight weeks from the international launch of Microsoft’s new OS to achieve. Windows Phone 7 launched in the U.S. just six weeks ago. “We believe that to succeed in mobile you need, first of all, a great product, and we think we have that,” Microsoft exec Achim Berg said in an interview. “What we’re hearing from our customers is that they’re thinking the s...

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Apple iPad pre-order numbers top 150,000, reservations a success

By: |Mar 15th, 2010 at 09:10AM
Filed Under: Breaking, Exclusive, Favorites, Featured, Rumor
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One of our Apple connects recently hit us up and broke down some important iPad figures. According to him, Apple stores received around 300-350 (on average) reservations for store pick-ups on day one, and now sit at around 700 reservations so far (72 hours in). This doesn’t count people who pre-ordered the device online, just those that wish to physically go into an Apple store and pick up their reserved unit on launch day.The figures that we’ve seen floating around of about 150,000 pre-orders, w...

Nexus One sells 20,000 units in first week?

By: |Jan 13th, 2010 at 02:18PM
Filed Under: General
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According to analytics firm Flurry, the Google Nexus One sold an anemic 20,000 units in its first week of sales. When we first looked at the data our initial thoughts were that sales may have been hindered by the Nexus One’s availability on a single network at time of launch. However, when we saw that the myTouch 3G, also available exclusively on T-Mobile at time of launch, sold 60,000 units in its first week, we started to think again. The chart also compares the N1′s sales figures with those of ...