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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundLCD TVs now hottest holiday gadget
December 30, 2006 Digital cameras led U.S. holiday spending for the last three years, but LCD TVs took first place this year with $925 million in sales.Hot products for the holidays
November 23, 2004 TVs will top many wish lists, but music players, notebook PCs and even satellite radio receivers won't be far behind. The scoop on holiday sales Photos: Most-wanted gizmosNotebooks dropping to $99
November 14, 2006 Dreaming of laptops? Now's a good time to buy, as retailers scramble to best each other with dipping holiday prices.Online holiday shopping up, up and away
November 23, 2004 Shoppers plan to spend over half their holiday budgets on the Net, a new study shows.Vista delay could add up to Mac sales
March 23, 2006 If there's one company that stands to benefit from the delay of the Windows Vista operating system, it's Apple.Flat-panel TVs reaching sales mark
December 22, 2004 Early indications show sales of flat-panel sets meeting expectations despite a slower-than-expected holiday shopping season.Online retailers report record holiday sales
December 27, 2005 Amazon.com gives credit in part to the iPod and "The Chronicles of Narnia." Then there was the New York transit strike effect.Commentary: Fewer bargains on the Web
November 23, 2004 Retailers can't afford to promote online sales aggressively in the fourth quarter.Can a Vista coupon save holiday PC sales?
August 24, 2006 Microsoft plans to offer some kind of Vista-related promotion, but it's unclear whether promises of upgrades will fend off sluggish sales.Apple's iPhone price cuts leave mixed feelings
September 6, 2007 Some iPhone fans are delighted that it now costs $200 less, but others wonder if Apple needed to stimulate demand for the closely-watched device.
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