Starbucks credits McD's launch drawing more customers to coffee category - http://bit.ly/zI8S2 - do your ads drive customers to competitors?

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A new-old source of trust: others. Despite bad critics' reviews Trnsfrmrs2 is still tops at box office and #13 on all-time grossing list.

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Intel's 34nm SSDs go official, no 320GB model in sight

Ugh, seriously Intel? While we've been waiting for 34nm-based SSDs for what feels like ages now, it's not so much the new process technology that had our interest piqued. Instead, it was the hope of a 320GB model from the outfit. Today, Intel got official with a new pair of 34nm SSDs, though neither of 'em are any larger than the previous 50nm X25-M (2.5-inch) and X18-M (1.8-inch). In fact, the new units even boast the same model names. The newcomers arrive in 80GB and 160GB sizes, and while actual hard drive benchmarking tools are apt to show a marginal increase in performance, even Intel admits that most folks won't see "noticeable gains" in real-world use. So, what's the point of popping out 34nm SSDs that are silver instead of black? Lower prices, or so the company says. If the market reacts to the cost savings that are being passed forward, you can expect the 80GB model to run $225, while the 160GB edition gets marked at $440, both in quantities of 1,000. Call us spoiled, but we're still longing for more.

[Thanks, Joseph]

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Intel's 34nm SSDs go official, no 320GB model in sight originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 21 Jul 20! 09 12:12 :00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Motorola Morrison gets pictured running Android

Well, we've already had a pretty good indication that Motorola's Morrison QWERTY slider would be one of the company's planned Android phones, and it looks like most all doubt has now been put to rest courtesy of this shot of what's purported to be a Motorola employee's very own Morrison. In addition to offering us a better look at a slightly more refined version of the phone, it also quite clearly shows it running Android, and it does indeed appear to be the real deal. As you can see above, it's also still sporting that T-Mobile logo, though we're still not hearing anything different than the previous rumors that it's slated to launch on the carrier by the end of the year.

[Via TmoNews]

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Motorola Morrison gets pictured running Android originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:11:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Dell Adamo gets $500 price drop, whole new lease on life

After no small amount of external pressure, Dell has finally managed to do some major damage on the Adamo's number one drawback: the price. The starting mark for the 1.2GHz machine has been slashed from $1,999 to $1,499, while the high-end model with SSD and a 1.4GHz processor is down to $2,299. Still not in the same general galaxy as most consumer-aimed Dell products, but quite a lot closer to the realm of possibility.

[Via LogicBUY]

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Dell Adamo gets $500 price drop, whole new lease on life originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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