Showing posts with label promo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label promo. Show all posts

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Barnes and Noble giving away Nook Simple Touch with every Nook HD+ purchase in limited promo

March 22, 2013 01:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Barnes & Noble Announces NOOK® HD+ Special Limited Time Offer: Purchase the Critically Acclaimed NOOK HD+ and Get a FREE NOOK Simple Touch™

Everything That Customers Want in a Full HD Tablet Plus a FREE NOOK Simple Touch E Ink® Reader, a $79 Value

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NOOK Media LLC, a subsidiary of Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products, today announced that customers who purchase a NOOK HD+ between March 24, 2013, and March 31, 2013, will receive a free NOOK Simple Touch E Ink reader, a $79 value. This special limited time offer is available at all the nearly 700 Barnes & Noble retail stores nationwide, hundreds of Barnes & Noble College Bookstores and online at www.nook.com. The offer is also available between March 24, 2013, and March 30, 2013, through other leading retailers offering NOOK® products, including Walmart.com, Target and Best Buy. This is the perfect way to experience all that NOOK has to offer, combining NOOK HD+, the lightest full 9-inch HD tablet ever invented, with a free NOOK Simple Touch, the highly acclaimed and easy-to-use E Ink reader.

"By offering a free NOOK Simple Touch with the purchase of NOOK HD+, customers can fully experience all that the expansive NOOK Store™ of more than 3 million titles has to offer"

NOOK HD+ delivers extraordinary experiences in the areas that tablet owners use most. The reading experience is unmatched, offering beautifully rendered text, magazines in spectacular HD and lightning fast page turns. The fully laminated display reduces glare and provides excellent viewing angles, perfect for personal or shared viewing. At only 18.2 ounces (515 grams), NOOK HD+ is the lightest full HD tablet ever invented and features great battery life and expandable memory for even more storage. NOOK HD+ is available for $269 (16GB) and $299 (32GB), and is now an even better value with a free NOOK Simple Touch E Ink reader, a $79 value.

NOOK HD+ is packed full with great tablet features, including:

NOOK Video™: Delivers a growing and diverse catalog of favorite HD and standard movies and TV shows rendered in spectacular color and stunning definition from major studios and content providers including Lionsgate, MGM and Paramount Pictures.


NOOK Apps™: Features many of the most popular and bestselling top 100 app titles for tablets, including Angry Birds, Temple Run: Brave and Words with Friends, along with thousands of other popular apps and games.


NOOK Profiles™: A personalized experience that instantly transforms the device in hand to any family member's very own tablet so only they can see their own content.


NOOK Channels™: A pioneering recommendation system that provides an easy way to discover new titles by theme.


The ability to sync the last page read across NOOK devices and apps so customers don't lose their place.


A stunning full HD 1920x1280 display for rich color and deep contrast.


A powerful 1.5Ghz dual-core processor and built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

NOOK Simple Touch is the perfect device for customers seeking a simple, easy-to-use, dedicated reading experience on an ultra-light, portable 6-inch reader with an advanced E Ink Pearl display and the longest-lasting battery life of up to 2 months on a single charge. With a simple tap to the 6-inch touchscreen, it's intuitive and easy to navigate, shop and read. Customers can look up words, highlight passages, adjust the font size and style or search by typing on the responsive on-screen keyboard that appears only when a customer needs it. The paper-like E Ink display features crisp, clear text that's great for reading anywhere, even in bright sunlight. This award-winning device is normally available for only $79, but for a limited time comes free with the purchase of NOOK HD+.

Customers can visit www.nook.com or visit the NOOK Digital Shops™ and displays in any of Barnes & Noble's nearly 700 bookstores for more information. Barnes & Noble offers Always Free NOOK Support in all of its neighborhood bookstores, with more than 35,000 NOOKsellers across the country ready to assist customers with setting up their NOOK devices or choosing their next great read.


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Friday, December 28, 2012

A Rare Promo Code For Stylish People Is Your Dealzmodo-Exclusive Deal of the Day

A Rare Promo Code For Stylish People Is Your Dealzmodo-Exclusive Deal of the DayAlthough the deals universe is waking up from its pre-Christmas torpor and shifting into a Boxing-week frenzy, it's a different kind of sale we're seeing. Instead of promo codes that take a percentage off everything in the store, we're seeing sale sections balloon. That means instead of deals on stuff you actually want, a lot of sales this week are deals on stuff that nobody wanted—and that's why those products are on clearance.

So we decided to go out and get a storewide coupon on stuff that's actually cool. With our friends at Cool Material, we created the coupon code GIZMODO20 that takes 20% off everything in the Cool Material store. Not everything on sale. Not everything except the product you actually want. Everything. This is a pretty rare (and exclusive!) promo code.

You won't spend a more enjoyable 30 minutes today than window browsing the splendid Cool Material store and figuring out what you're going to use the code on. If you don't have the time to browse all afternoon, here are five favorites:

A Rare Promo Code For Stylish People Is Your Dealzmodo-Exclusive Deal of the Day • Marshall Major Headphones ($79.20) | Originally $119
• Three Pack of Field Notes Pocket Notebooks ($7.96) | Originally $9.95 (Note: these guys NEVER go on sale)
• A gorgeous and classic Braun watch | ($120) | Originally $150 | Also check out this lovely Dieter Rams-designed digital Braun
• Bolt Action Tactical Pen ($47.96) | Originally $60 | Gizmodo's take
• Hand Engraved Zippo Lighter ($28.80) | Originally $36

The code is GIZMODO20 and it works on everything in-stock in this store until 2013. [Cool Material]

The internet was made for window shopping. Dealzmodo does it the best. Follow @dealzmodo

• Klipsch X10 ($85) | Amazon | Originally $160

• iCade Joystick ($4.49) | Thinkgeek via Thinkgeek | Originally $20 | You'll get slammed on shipping, though
• Sports Armband for 5G iPod Touch ($5) | Handheld Items via 9to5Toys | Originally $20 | Use coupon code touch5sportsband
• Pogoplug ($18) | Adorama via Techbargains | Originally $40
• Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard Cover for iPad ($57) | Meritline via Dealmac | Originally $80 | Use coupon code MLCKS27YNL1
• 20% off Case-Mate | Case-Mate via 9to5Toys | Use coupon code CMNEWCASE20
• Bluetooth Audio Reciever ($10) | Tanga via Fatwallet | Originally $30

• Gerber Multitool ($22.69) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $30
• Toro Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower ($82) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $130

• 17" 2010 Macbook Pro ($1319) | Woot via Woot | Originally $1500
• 27" 2012 iMac ($2026) | Expercom via 9to5Toys | Originally $2200

• Klipsch X10 ($85) | Amazon | Originally $160
• Logitech Ultimate Ears 500 Earphones ($28) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $50
• Bluetooth Soundbar ($50) | Meijer via Edealinfo | Originally $100

• Binary Domain ($4.37) | Green Man Gaming via Reddit | Originally $20 | Use coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831
• Sega Genesis Classic Game Pack ($4.87) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $20
• Sega Dreamcast Pack Download ($5) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $20
• Worms Reloaded GOTY ($5.95) | Green Man Gaming via Reddit | Originally $20 | Use coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831
• Jagged Alliance Crossfire ($7.49) | Green Man Gaming via Reddit | Originally $20 | Try coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831
• Darksiders 2 Download ($9) | Green Man Gaming via Dealnews | Originally $20 | Use coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831
• Football Manager 2013 ($20) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $40
• Borderlands 2 ($21) | Green Man Gaming via Dealzon | Originally $50 | Use coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831
• Battlefield 3 ($30) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $60
• Cheap Xbox Live ($39) | Tiger Direct via Fatwallet | Originally $60
• Wii U Basic + Nintendoland ($300) | Best Buy via Dealzon | Originally $300 | Same price as always for the Basic set, but you get a free game
• Amazon Digital Holiday Sale | Reddit via Reddit
• The Complete Amazon's Digital Holiday Sale | Amazon via Reddit

• The Lost Boys on Blu-ray ($5) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $20
• From Dusk to Dawn Rob Rodriguez Collection ($7.49) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $15 | Blu-ray
• Dr. Who Sixth Series ($24) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $50

• 2 Pair Touchscreen Gloves ($5) | That Daily Deal via Dealnews | Originally $Priceless
• Tellason/Filson Raw Indigo Jeans ($115) | Filson via Reddit | Originally $190
• Christmas Clothing Sales | Put This On via Put This On

• LG Dumb TV Streaming Brain ($33) | Amazon via Edealinfo | Originally $50
• Refurb Roku 2 XS ($60) | Tiger Direct via Dealnews | Originally $75

• 2011 Asus Zenbook Prime ($550) | Newegg via Laptopaholic | Originally $700 | Use coupon code YrEndClrnc50

Nothing special.

Nah.

• 27" 1080p Monitor ($200) | Tiger Direct via HDTVaholic | Originally $300
• 37" Hiteker 1080p HDTV ($200) | Tiger Direct via HDTVaholic | Originally $300 | MIR on page
• 46" 1080p RCA HDTV ($398) | Walmart via Dealnews | Originally $480
• Viewsonic 1080p Projector + $50 Gift Card ($700) | Newegg via Techbargains | Originally $800

Nope.

• Sprocket Rocket Toy Camera ($65) | MoMa via MoMA | Originally $90
• Pentax K-30 with Kit Lens ($665) | Amazon via Cameraaholic | Originally $800

• 160GB Intel SSD ($90) | Tiger Direct via Tech Deal Digger | Originally $150 | MIR on page

EA has this fun browser game where you can get a free game for iOS (like Tetris) by going here and playing a spinning wheel game. The game only works on an iOS device, otherwise you'll see a list of EA's 99 cent app sales.

• Plants vs. Zombies HD ($1) | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Originally $7

• Swiftkey 3 Tablet ($2) | Google Play via Apps-aholic | Originally $4
• Swiftkey 3 ($2) | Google Play via Apps-aholic | Originally $4
• Metal Slug 3 ($2) | Google Play via Dealnews | Originally $7
• mSecure - Password Manager ($5) | Google Play via Apps-aholic | Originally $10

• Native Instruments VST for Ableton ($0) | Native Instruments via Reddit | Originally $50


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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Google Play unveils 'surprise calendar countdown' promo for the holidays

Google unveils 'surprise calendar countdown' app giveaway promo, ends on the New Year

Ah, the month of December, when thoughts turn to mistletoe, eggnog and excruciatingly painful trips to the mall. However, Android users could find solace in Google's recently launched "surprise calendar countdown" giveaway program that promises a daily store offer until January 1st, 2013. Of course, this sort of promo isn't unusual this time of year -- the Mountain View company offered a ten apps for ten cents sale last year and Apple's done the freebie thing over on the iOS side -- but Google appears to be upping the ante this time with extra deals. For example, if you download the free Hotel Tonight application today, you'll also get a $35 credit to be used toward a hotel stay if you use the "Google35" promo code. Sure, that won't exactly pay for a night on the town, but it might be enough for room service. We're not sure what other offers are in store, so we suggest checking Google Play every day from now until the new year for a bit of holiday cheer.

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Saturday, December 15, 2012

Alcatel One Touch View teased in promo video

Alcatel One Touch View teased in promo videoOne Touch, many colours

Alcatel's One Touch View - its Windows Phone 7.8-running handset bound for Russia - has been teased in a promotional video.

Well, the phone makes an appearance right near the end, anyway. The rest of it is taken up with a character going by the name of Ricky, who tells us about his life. Which isn't that thrilling, admittedly, but does provide a glimpse of what we can expect from the One Touch View.

The One Touch View looks like being one of the first handsets to come running the Windows Phone 7.8 operating system. It comes in a range of colours, much like Nokia's Lumia 920.

On the specs front, it looks a little mid-range, but that's no bad thing. It packs a 4-inch, 800x480-pixel display, a 1GHz processor, and a 5-megapixel camera on the back. So it's not going to trouble the Samsung Galaxy S3 or HTC One X+, but then it's aimed at a different market.

Microsoft will roll out Windows Phone 7.8 to handsets running Windows Phone 7.5. It brings some features from Windows Phone 8, such as resizable Live Tiles on the Start screen. So you don't have to miss out just because you haven't invested in a Windows Phone 8 mobile.

Via Engadget

 

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