Some pretty good selections including Santana, Pink Floyd, Miles Davis, etc. The display was being tended by a Sony guy and he said it was an occasional sale and goes at $7.99 once in a while.
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Good deal! Thanks :T"I have come here, to chew bubblegum and kickass. And I'm all out of bubblegum!!!" -
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This is the stuff. Store prices were all $8.99 in the display I looked at, although here they vary and are trumped by the "club" prices.
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I can't make it to a Borders today so I hope it lasts through Sunday. . . .
Thanks for the heads-up Gordon..
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CDs at $7.99 and $6.99
Some pretty good deals at Tower Records right now. The Sony ones I mentioned at Borders are a buck less at Tower. Got Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain and Kinda Blue for $7.99 ea. Jeff Buckley Grace, Sly and the Family Stone's Greatest Hits and Cyndy Lauper's Greatest Hits.
Listening to Sketches, sounds good, have never owned it.
Tower Records seems to have nearly the same deal online and they do have stores everywhere but Houston (joke). Dallas closestComment
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Bon Jovi's got a couple discs out in high-res audio of sorts. But look what I just saw came out on Dual Disc:
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Sony Intros the BDP-S1700ES Blu-ray Player
The Sony BDP-S1700ES Blu-ray player has joined a trio of new A/V receivers announced by Sony this week. The three receivers are a part of the new ES, or... -
Sony Delivers the Ultimate Home Cinema and Multi-Channel Music Experience With Its Latest ES Family of Products
Three New Products Combine to Give the Very Best in HD Home Entertainment
BERLIN--(Marketwire - August 28, 2008) - IFA
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For those who were asking, here's a "hard" copy of the review. This PJ is one that I've been looking at for a while, and finding good stuff.
Sony VPL-HS10 Video Projector
Champagne Video On A Lemonade Budget
By Greg Rogers
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Anyone have more info on this new screen from Sony?
Here's all I could find on it so far.
Sony introduces black projector screen for well-lit up areas
Posted by Sean Byrne on 24 June 2004 - 00:49
When Thomas Edison first invented the projector over...
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