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NerdBoyTV is a weekly syndicated podcast on iTunes and YouTube since 2007 focusing on consumer technology, techie gadgets, and cool Internet finds for the everyday person. Ryan Yee is the host of NerdBoyTV (with over 33,000 Twitter followers) and provides product demos, expert interviews, and links to the latest technology news. It's like having your very own online "nerd" friend.
Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Target. Show all posts
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Friday, November 20, 2009
NerdBoyTV presents "Black Friday" Ads!!!
Target "Black Friday" Ad
Walmart "Black Friday" Ad
Best Buy "Black Friday" Ad
Thursday, November 27, 2008
NerdBoyTV ALERT: Preparing Strategically for Black Friday Deals
Courtesy of ABC News: Due to the tough economic times, retailers are giving deep, deep price cuts for merchandise on the traditionally busy Black Friday sale day. NerdBoyTV is passing this videoclip along so you can plan your shopping "strategies" carefully...hehehe...good luck and GO get those deals!
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Best Buy,
cameras,
Circuit City,
computers,
gadget,
portable media,
Target,
TV,
video,
video games
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Review: Peek is e-mail on the go, and that's it
Review: Peek is e-mail on the go, and that's it - Yahoo! News"It's hard to remember now, but the first BlackBerry devices weren't phones. They were two-way e-mail pagers that couldn't be used for calls.
Now a New York-based startup is betting it can fill the niche the BlackBerry abandoned. It has made a sleek, $100 e-mail pager called the Peek that hits Target Corp. stores Monday.
The goal of the Peek is to reach the people who don't already have e-mail on their phones and may be intimidated by today's feature-rich 'smart' phones, like BlackBerrys, BlackJacks and iPhones. The Peek does e-mail and nothing more: no phone calls, no Web surfing, no camera. The service fee is $20 a month, with no contract."
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