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The price of the exclusive QVC offer was $559, while a model with the same configuration became available on the Dell website just a week later for $487. That’s a 15% premium for customers buying a new but decidedly entry-level PC. So, were the QVC shoppers willing “early adapters” or naïve dupes? PC World Feb. 26, 2009
Tags: Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook
Computer maker Dell will begin accepting “pre-orders” for its new Inspiron Mini 10 netbook through QVC about a week before Dell starts taking advance orders on its own Web site. Here’s why according to a Dell spokesmann, “”Because netbooks are a new PC category, particularly with non-technical, mainstream consumers, a conversational, demonstration-centered experience like a QVC [TV] spotlight segment is an ideal venue to inform, engage, and excite.” Say it on, brother… Betanews Feb. 19, 2009
Honeywell Altura ML Series HDTV
SOYO Inc. has signed an agreement with HSN to debut Honeywell brand HDTVs. On Saturday February 7th, HSN will feature the Honeywell Altura(tm) ML Series High-Definition LCD HDTVs in 32 and 42 inch sizes.” Soyo Group, Inc. Press Release on Marketwatch.com Feb. 4, 2009
Tags: HDTV, Honeywell, HSN, Soyo Inc.The cheeky news item on the UK’s Inquirer website is available here. And confirmation comes from QVC’s program guide here. Dec. 6, 2008
Tags: Dell Computers, Michael Dell, PCs, QVC