Free TV Hub Boasts 1,400 Channels

Want to watch but not pay a premium? Free TV Hub serves up over 1,400 channels of streamed content. Don't expect HD and don't ask too many questions. Instead, enjoy the fuzziness of news, sports, movies, religion and TV from your PC.

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TiVo Comes to BlackBerry

RIM has finally released TiVo for BlackBerry owners, sort of. With the free application, users can view their Program Guide and schedule movies and programs for the set-top box. Unfortunately, you cannot stream them onto the smartphones, but at least it is a step in the right direction and the price is right.

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Apple TV 40GB Dropped, 160GB Model Price Lowered

If you were thinking of purchasing an Apple TV, note that the company has dropped their 40GB model completely and lowered the price on the high end 160GB device. The device has been marked down $100.00.

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Wii Offers Free Internet Channel

Wii owners will be pleased to note that Nintendo has made their Internet channel available at no charge. Downloadable from the Wii Shop Channel, users can check email, net surf, and it now supports Adobe Flash. Those who previously paid for the service will get a free NES download as compensation.

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Barnes & Noble Offers Free ebook Download

Barnes & Noble has their own idea of what an ebook should be. Their application is a free download that allows you to read titles on your PC, Mac, Blackberry or iPhone. Undoubtedly in an effort to promote that and keep in competition with the Kindle, the company has teamed with AT&T to offer free, unlimited WiFi in all of their stores, although there was limited usage prior to now. In addition, those who take advantage of the program will have access to over 700,000 titles, coupons, new title announcements and dates of book signings.

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$5 TV Season Specials at Amazon

Amazon is offering a great deal on downloadable HD TV seasons. The selected
$5.00 Season Specials include "30 Rock", "Heroes","Battlestar Gallactica", "Kings"and many others. Grab yours before they change their mind.

Via Amazon $5 Season Specials

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MiniCooper USB, Class in a Flash

We admit it. We covet the MiniCooper. But since that seems to be out of our reach we can at least carry one around. Available in 4 designs, this Zerobasic USB flash drive comes with a retractable plug, illuminating headlights and wheels that can turn. Choose a memory size from 1 to 8GB at prices starting at $45.00, including the Union Jack version licensed by licensed by BMH, BMW and LMI. Zerobasic is giving away 10 of them before the end of September. You can sign up for one here.

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Mitsubishi TVs Include Free VUDU With Purchase

Such a deal. Mitsubishi has begun to pack a free VUDU with each TV. Frank Martin, VP of Marketing claims that since most future TV will be equipped with streaming, the company's thinking is that until that time, free takes an excellent second place. Customers will also get a $50.00 service credit.

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Inexpensive Apex Digital to Analog Converter

Still waiting for that elusive coupon to switch your bedroom TV to digital? The Apex Digital to Analog TV Tuner Converter Box is an inexpensive solution at $29.99. The DT502 is compatible with analog TVs, comes with its own remote, features closed captioning and an electronic programming guide.

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Windows 7 Price Reduced Until July

Can't wait for the Windows 7 debut in October? Microsoft, in an effort to make you squeal with delight, is offering the Home Premium Upgrade for a mere $49.99 if you pre-order before July 11. You save $70.00 on the pricing and can also get a good deal on Windows Professional Upgrade. The upgrade will work on most PCs with Vista or XP but is only available to those in the US and Canada.

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