Re. teens uploading the ugly, a case came up in Italy a few months ago: cellphone footage of a classful of kids taunting and beating a classmate with Downs Syndrome surfaced on Google videos. It came to the attention of the Italian blogosphere, and then the Italian press. Eventually police investigators tracked down the school, and the four kids directly involved were suspended for the year (an extremely unusual step in Italy). The teacher who stood looking on was up for disciplinary action last I heard, and the principal was considering what to do with the rest of the class who looked on and laughed.

Perhaps this kind of swift and severe response will help deter the worst.

Great post. 2007 is going to be the year of shocking transparency, though I do sort of think the "teens expose everything on SNS" news story is getting a little played out. Perhaps in 2007 the culture of SNS evolves to the point where young people develop obfuscation/hiding techniques so they can have their expression and also stay off the radar of adults. I tried to track (on Myspace) down a specific subgroup of teens outside my area after I followed a news story and found it incredibly difficult to do so...so people are already "hiding in public'.

Like I've said...I think mobile is coming, esp with rich handsets+location awareness - but I think mass market in the US is a ways off. My data plan is still crazy expensive...w/o cheap data plans mobile social is a ways off.

Looking forward to an interesting 2007 ;)

"Sousveillance" is all the rage now, from the recent footage of Saddam being released/leaked (however you like to see it...), to what we call "happy slapping" here in the UK (or, at least, used to call - it hasn't hit the news in a few months). The film of the student being tasered in the school library provides the third axis for this trend, I think.

Surveillance is already capitalised on - police footage down to "reality TV": the trend is to turn such footage into entertainment, and usually enterainment that involves laughing *at* people (no, no, it's "making an example", say the programme makers).

To be cynical, I think this may go the same way that all user-generated content looks to be going: cash in on the above, combined with the desire for "users" to be famous. In that sense, I think you're right when you talk about "hosue inversion". But at the other end of the scale, expect to see more control over the content as a whole. Illegal and immoral content will be filtered out more than ever in 2007 as the various authorities adjust to the digital behemoth.

Expect Big Brother branded phones (and I don't mean the TV series).

The term "social network fatigue" is a great one...I wonder how this is modeled in face-to-face social groups.

For example, meeting new people is always exciting...for a time. Then, you kind of get a feel for them, and you quickly tire of some more than others.

Another factor is that people are getting used to having an indefinitely large availability of online friends (whether they are actual friends or not). This is something that quickly loses its initial value (although some people I know continue to pile on "friends" as if it were their job).

There are several ways to go with this term (and that's why I like it): do we tire of our social networks (people), or do we tire of software that fails to model the sophistication of our social lives? Or both?

"Social network sites as we know it are not the end-all-be-all. They will fade and other services will recognize the value in adding social features to their site. Social network structures will become as ubiquitous as search or profiles. They will be a given, either explicitly ("are you my friend?") or implicitly (your phone contact list)."

Small social networks aren't as useful. I log into my school alumni network maybe twice a year--my friends from college are easier to reach by email, Myspace, or by phone. I'm too old for Facebook, but I use it to stay in touch with my cousins. I've tried Ryze, Xing, and many others, but only Myspace is universal enough to be useful.

Really, we only have so much time. Myspace, email, IM/texting, blogging, and phone calls cover it for me. As much as we would all like to see Myspace replaced by something else, that's about as likely as YPN replacing AdSense.

Welcome to the spam fight. Spam killed usenet...e-mail, open IM and IRC networks, chat rooms, and even domain names are barely holding on...blogs and social networks are clearly under attack.

It's going to get worse before it gets better...but newer systems could learn from the mistakes of the past. It often seems like you're the only researcher who can remember that there even WAS an internet before 2001.

I may have mentioned before, my admiration for a book by Henri Lefebvre called 'The Production of Space'. He devotes an entire section of this book to the very subject of social space. I haven't fully absorbed his philosophy and ideas as yet. Levebvre was involved in politics etc in France around the time of student revolutions in the 60s. Indeed he was no stranger at all to large gatherings and weight in numbers.

The reason I found Lefebvre at all, was I have read similar discussion here in my little country of Ireland about policy for spatial development and inhabitation for the next century. A lot dealing with equality and freedom or curtailment of movement etc. A lot of things to do with spatial-ness of the physical environment become political issues, and are dealt with by debate at politcal level.

I have noticed David Weinberger often speak and blog about politics and web applications. What I am interested in, is Tim Berners Lee's and Lessig's observation that commerce is the only player in the early web. That political discussion has yet to take place on web issues. That is why I feel Lefebvre is such an important reference, because he weaves together ideas about space, about politics and about people in his one philosophy book.

JD - i agree with you and i don't. I totally agree with you that spam has killed every major medium on the internet. I also agree that it's killing blogs and that social network sites are at risk. But what i'm struggling with is the fact that most of the "spam" that teens are faced with would be deemed "legitimate" advertising by a third party. We're not talking about pills to increase your penis size. We're talking about mom and pop shops writing to people they think would be interested in their product. We're talking about bands digitally flyering people to death. We're talking about things that individually would be seen as ads (and even directed ads) but in aggregate feel like spam. Of course, we can call this spam because it's uninvited, but so is the direct mail advertising that i get when i go to my mailbox. There are definitely scripters out there but there's a lot of folks sitting down and writing to each and every MySpace user individually (eek!). When every local businessperson in the world can reach out to every consumer in the world with ease, the scale screws up everything. (Kinda like how our fear function gets off kilter when we hear about every murder/rape/kidnapping in the entire world on nightly news.)

So i'm wondering... is this round of spam different than previous rounds? Perhaps i shouldn't talk about it as spam... cuz it's more that we're seeing the consequences of the ease with which people can advertise.

(I'm always trying to figure out what is historically grounded and what is "new." 9/10 there's nothing new but it's crucial to ask yourself if there's anything new there and to prove yourself wrong.)

JD - How can you be sure that it was SPAM that killed email and IM?

I think they're also evidence that social networks and/or text messaging killed SPAM for teenagers. Many MySpacers and Facebookers now simply message over their blogs/walls/etc there instead of emailing or IMing.

It's a lot easier to text someone or call them than it used to be...

In other words, another reason for moving away from some of the technologies you mention are usefulness related...it's simply easier or more contextual to message elsewhere.

I'm not ready to blame it all on SPAM quite yet...although there is definitely a war going on.

Oops...meant that social networks and/or text messaging killed *email and/or IM* for teenagers...

Great post. The concept of social network fatigue is an interesting one. I think of it like a potential tipping point with social networks. Did a
short blog post about this a while back - calling it 'community immunity' - similar in a number of ways.

The dirty little secret of the Internet is that *every* new Internet capability is subject to fatigue. I first noticed this when I realized after a year or two, that it wasn't a lot of fun to be on usenet any more. Things in my offline life began to take precedence. I mean, at first this is all new, and in the first flush of enthusiasm we invest a lot of dicretionary time in it (and of course, teenagers have more discretionary time than almost anybody). But after a while, the new wears off and usenet or Youtube go back in the corner with the other discarded Christmas gifts and your Mom's old Hula Hoop (TM). And all because the human bandwith (i.e. available time to communicate) is finite.

(Of course, spam pretty much has made Usenet unusable by now anyway, but I suspect a lot of people scaled back their involvement well before that point)

I think this principle is behind a lot of the Internet boom/bust business cycles. People invent business plans predicated on the initial flush of enthusiasm as though that would be there for the long term. Doesn't happen. But thank you for playing and better luck next time. :)

-Steve

P.S. Although, to rethink slightly, for teenagers, everything is new, just because they themselves are new. So teen culture could possibly retain an interest in activities longer than any single group of invididuals, because teendom is NOT a group of individuals, it is a life stage that individuals enter and leave. So no one group of people may stay on MySpace for 30 years, but "teenagers" potentially might.

Probably not though. Experiences of the past appear to show that what is "cool" or "in" for the current crop of teenagers can change dramatically in a few short years, and usually does.

Just a thought.

"Social network structures will become as ubiquitous as search or profiles."

Yes, a standard set of services will evolve and expectations will be set.

"Teens who wanna hang with friends are mostly protecting themselves by privatizing their profile (more cuz of the marketing predators than the sexual ones) but this quickly loses the luster, particularly when it's fundamentally hard to do what you want to communicate with your friends."

At the teen stage, friends and social groups evolve rapidly. I'm not sure the megasocialsites like MySpace are equipped to handle the ever shifting personas of a teenager. Canter's right in this regard. The future is about thousands of smaller networks.

Nothing will happen on mobile until fixed price data plans become standard, or free subscribtion with pay-as-you-transfer.

- - - Apologises for length, but there is a lot of useful background I had written on these matters you may find of interest - - -

B.

It isn't just murders and violence people watch the news for these days. I heard Glenn Murcutt,
the sustainable architect from Australia talk here in Dublin just before xmas.

He described how people live in air conditioned homes, drive air conditioned cars and work
in air conditioned buildings. They get up each morning and go through the whole process of
moving between these spaces, and at the end of the day they sit down and turn on the TV set
to find out what the weather was like! I mean, what is the point in that?

As we speak I am looking using the web to find out what is on TV tonight. Nicholas Negroponte was
correct when he said the TV is the dumbest piece of technology you are likely to find in the whole
house - even the microwave oven puts it to shame. What John Battelle has also talked of lately,
in his book on Search is the combination of search, TV and purchasing/advertising.

It seems to me like a lot of technologies are combining together in strange ways - where no one
technological devices offers the whole package. That was a feature of platforms in the old days.
Like the personal computer, was always trying to give you everything out of the box - but didn't.

I think the kids nowadays, don't want a solution in a box - like us old folks expect. The solution
in a box is a commodity made in Asia these days anyhow. The imported stuff is very good, yet very
cheap. If you want to gain an edge, you end up weaving these cheap devices together in some new way.
Professor Iansiti raises some good points on this in his Keystone Advantage article in the HBR.

The products must be a part of a greater ecosystem. I guess it goes back to Kevin Kelly's point too, that machine things are becoming more biological. PARC Labs were thinking about this a lot when Gershenfeld, Negroponte and Kelly were doing some
of their best writing.
At Sun too of course, James Gosling's vision of Java he got when watching the lights at a rock concert. I have posted a short history on java below, which I think is well worth reading in the context of the present discussion.

I mean, when you consider what they wanted in a network: reliability. Yeah, reliability, but also
the ability to spam and advertise to everyone any time, any place.

I have considered these ideas, of jadgets talking to each other, and extended my concepts even a little bit further in the post below, about how long the platform lasts. In a way, I believe that each generation of human beings create their own vision of computing which fits their times and their culture.
Each one is unique to each generation - archaeologists like Christine Finn in the UK, have used this notion to get across ideas about archaeology to young kids in schools.

Because the kids develop a very keen awareness to the subtle changes in technology and platforms as time goes by. Some of these changes can happen in a matter of months, in contrast to archaeology where you are talking in terms of centuries and millenia.

Indeed, one could argue, that kids nowadays learn about the concept of time, by observations of technology. I often wonder what it was like for my parents growing up seeing the first automobiles and TVs etc.

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Uplinking with an Alien Computer
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How could David's laptop interface with an alien computer? As near as I can tell, they used that dildo shaped antenna they plugged onto the bottom of the craft to transmit to a satillite that the aliens were using and piggyback on their own signal back into it's source on the mothership.

The key insights into the software that would run such devices came to Gosling at a Doobie Brothers concert at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. As he sat slouched in front-row seats letting the music wash over him, Gosling looked up at wiring and speakers and semirobotic lights that seemed to dance to the music. "I kept seeing imaginary packets flowing down the wires making everything happen,'' he recalls. "I'd been thinking a lot about making behavior flow through networks in a fairly narrow way. During the concert, I broke through on a pile of technical issues. I got a deep feeling about how far this could all go: weaving networks and computers into even fine details of everyday life.''

Gosling quickly concluded that existing languages weren't up to the job. C++ had become a near-standard for programmers building specialized applications where speed is everything - computer-aided design for instance, where success is measured by the number of polygons generated per second. But C++ wasn't reliable enough for what Gosling had in mind. It was fast, but its interfaces were inconsistent, and programs kept on breaking. However, in consumer electronics, reliability is more important than speed. Software interfaces had to be as dependable as a two-pronged plug fitting into an electrical wall socket. "I came to the conclusion that I needed a new programming language,'' Gosling says.

Which when translated into reality,... this grew to become a very robust industrial strength distributed and object oriented computer language.... At demos, Naughton (a young member on the Green project) would go to the white board to show the scope of Oak, (early 1990s implementation of Java technology) filling the blankness with lines crisscrossing from home computers, to cars, to TVs, to phones, to banks, to - well, to everything. Oak was to be the mother tongue of the network of all digital things.

Initially, Sun tried to market this Oak Technology for TV, set top boxes, but it never took off,... But then,... along came the Internet and it was because of Bill Joy's input, (a veteran of the older Unix environment) that Sun finally saw that the Internet could become Oak's redemption. Joy's support was critical in what became known as the Internet Play, the "profitless" approach to building market share - a ploy Netscape had made famous by giving away its browser. "There was a point at which I said, 'Just screw it, let's give it away. Let's create a franchise,''' Joy says.

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How long does a Platform really last?
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Do you just count the day a company stops making the part or developing the software? Is it much more than that? Is there something about a platform, that is very important but still left undocumented. A kind of dark and gloomy place, where few people wish to explore?

Is there a hidden 'subconscious' in computing? Does computing await it's own Sigmund Freud? Even though a platform dies, for how long does it linger in the minds of people? Does a memory get passed down through generations via person-to-person contact? When reading the Cuckoo's Egg, by Cliff Stoll I read of a quirky thing that European Unix users do in typing code, which west coast hackers would never do. This alerted Cliff straight away to the probability of the hacker being from Europe.

I was reading an older thread about security here at Aceshardware. I was listening with interest to posters mention people who came from win9x backgrounds not being used to the mindset of security. As distinct from people who have a Linux, a Unix background or even a mainframe background where security is not taken for granted. I have read some articles in the past year written on a Linux magazine by someone who learned in the DOS environment and later discovered what BASH scripting could do in Linux.

One person I read about at Pixar, said the final straw came when Pixar discussed a change from IRIX to Windows NT. It was just too much like a step backwards. The BSOD was more than he could handle. That person went on to found his own business and do his own thing. Many hackers who were involved in the ITS operating system project, used it for a long time after DEC had discontinued making the computers it ran on. Some users managed to convert onto Unix, and many of those people may have later changed to Linux.

I myself come from the Apple background. Or rather, when I was getting into computing for the first time, a lot of the guys I talked to and worked with had been using Apple stuff for years. I mean, when i started using computers in 1998/9 I wanted to do everything all at once, on the same computer. I expected the computer to do everything and anything. That is the indoctrination of the Apple ideal - where the personal computer can do everything. Even though I have not touched an Apple system for a couple of years, I still think in that way. I carry within me the legacy of another platform, when I work with windows each day.

I wanted to get into digital video, and photo manipulation and music composition. I automatically felt as if that were possible. It is the kind of attitude that can serve you well if you work in an Apple environment. But it is not the kind of attitude that serves you best, if you work with Windows. Windows based workplaces and people have a different outlook, which is not familiar to people who grew up using Apple stuff. Windows people love marking out boundaries to your computing experience, areas where you are not supposed to venture. Apple people tend to hate boundaries and generally ignore them as much as possible.

Many people have spoken about how easy it was on the Amiga platform. File formats were very clear and easy to understand. Software appeared to do what you expected it to do. It somehow managed to make sense. You could grow and learn within the Amiga environment. Many gamers speak about Atari and Commodore having wasted their opportunity to be a part of personal computing. I discovered that DOOM was ported onto many different devices and consoles, besides the PC itself. If you go back far enough, the Apple computer was the gaming platform of choice.

Recently, I had a discussion about the demise of PC gaming. People clearly pointed out the benefits of communal gaming experience with consoles. The mobile phone, another contemporary technology shares the same idea of communal interaction of the game console. The PC is generally a private way to game and communicate. In spite of all the publicity and hype about 'LAN Parties'. And hardware vendors attempts to modify the design of cases, fans, motherboards and what not, to appeal to the Lan party go-er's taste.

How far Microsoft have come from selling Windows Mellenium Edition! I mean, the world of computing and media is changing quite fast these days. High-definition digital video and LCD TVs are being promoted by Dell. It is all about large TV screens with Windows XP media edition accessible from a remote control. For an extra few euro, a Dell technician will arrive at your house, hook it all together and give you a tutorial. Dell understand the vunerability of the PC being too private. They are trying to bring it into your living room, and hopefully stop Playstation or XBOX from 'owning' that space outright.

While Scott McNealy talks about the thin client, the Sun Ray per day and how much better the desktop could be if we moved onto the network and paid for our computing needs by subscription. All our devices could talk to each other, and your data would be safe and secure, like putting your money in a bank, rather than locking it in a safe in your home.

I went to the horse races yesterday and the bookmakers had digital monitors instead of chalk boards. That really drives it home for me I think. Beside the bookmakers a 10 foot square flat panel screen showed close ups of the horses as they galloped. We are living in very strange hybrids of real and virtual nowadays, and people have to manage somewhere in between all the changes and shocks.

BTW, the java piece above is about the scene in Independence day where Jeff Goldblum could interface with the alien ship.

I guess Danah Boyle could fill in the huge gaps in my research - my observations and writing has been to do with hardware rather than software or applications that run on the web platform.

The reason, I posted the above, is because I think that Danah should write a paper at some stage based around my template.

A perspective, which takes in a much wider view of computing and platforms.

Anything Christine Finn has published a book or two I think, or she was working on one, last time I heard.

My bet is:

* Age segmentation will trigger the "fun" social_networking market to merge with the fun_online_dating market, mainly for 13-25 years old persons (teenagers). Many sites are only cheap channels for deliver ads, i.e. infomercial-advertainment companies on the web!

* the "quality" social_networking market will overlap with the quality_online_dating market: mainly for 26-and more years old persons. Clients will pay for quality contacts (compatible real persons) and to avoid being hurt in their feelings by other persons. They know the difference between real friends from casual acquaintances.

* business_networking will peak and decay.

Regards,
Fernando Ardenghi.
Buenos Aires.
Argentina.
ardenghifer@gmail.com

Very interesting to read you post on social network fatigue, we are a UK startup who have been trying to address this with a new site called phuser we are Beta launching in a couple of weeks.

phuser works around clean, easy communication with the people you actually know using private shared spaces called phuses. You can have as many phuses as you want with as many separate groups as you have in real life. You control your network and your privacy. It also integrates SMS and is spam and ad free. If you would like to have a look around the test site I would be delighted to invite you in as it is highly restricted at the moment.

I re-read the discussion here this morning. Joshua Porter has summarised it quite well I reckon. We are too quick to blame it exclusively on spam. There are other factors involved. There were shifts in computing and technology long before the web became an application that people spent a great deal of their time on.

Lets just remember that. I mean, think of the days when games were sold on floppy disks in zip lock bags. If you read Martin Campbell Kelly's chapter on the gaming industry in America, it all collasped in one really bad recession circa 1983 if memory serves me correct. Then the Japanesse had the playing field all to themselves and Ninetendo brought in strict regulations over the quality and standardisation of software games sold for their platform. Back in the old floppy disk days, when Apple, Atari etc were standards in gaming, they failed to impose this quality control - and every week a whole new batch of low quality imitation games arrived out on the shelves in floppies.

I was thinking about this a lot yesterday and today. I know of a book by Daniel Goleman called the New Leader, and a chapter where he discusses the repetoire of leadership style. It is interesting to note, how Goleman says most people only know one kind of leadership style. They spend most of their lives looking for suitable situations in which to apply this style. While the great leaders all managed to combine multiple styles of leadership.

It is similar in advertising I guess. Anyhow, it is worth looking at that chapter by Daniel Goleman to understand the subtle way in which combinations are better, than banging away at the same drum all the time.

BTW, that chapter on the collapse of the American gaming industry is in Kelly's book, From Airline Reservations to Sonic the Hedgehog.

BTW, that chapter on the collapse of the American gaming industry is in Kelly's book, From Airline Reservations to Sonic the Hedgehog.

So I guess social network fatigue, is no more original than the idea of floppy disk fatigue from the early 1980s American gaming industry.

This is why I think it is crucial that Danah would search through the history of computing, for references outside the application that is the web altogether.

Just because a phenomena was observed on a mini-computer, or a vacuum tube behemoth in the 1940s, doesn't necessarily make it different from whats going on now.

My friend showed me Dylan Moran's stand up comedy DVD last night. Make sure you check it out some time. This is a description I got from wikipedia:

A live DVD of the Monster II tour, filmed May 28th at Dublin's Vicar Street, is on general release. This is Moran's first live stand-up DVD.

But, when you talk about kids 'power' over their parents and messiness - I think you might enjoy checking out Dylan Moran's description of the parent - kids relation dynamic. Moran talks about the kids control over the light switch - but what he says, could be expanded onto camcorders and you tube for sure.

Regards all,

Brian.

Link here to portable document format platform discussion:

Adobe PDF discussion

B.

An obvious reference for my writing above is,

David B. Brownlee
David G. De Long

co-authored a book about the architect Louis Kahn,
published by Thames and Hudson.

The ideas I got for exploring hardware and its history in computing, derive a lot from Brownlee and De Long's discussion in that book, about Kahn.

Kahn would try to understand what a school started out as - a space underneath a tree in a village, where all the young kids would collect to listen to an older knowledgeable person speak. It was only later, that things become more forumalised and regulated in a schooling system per se.

As in the discussion of Alvin Toffler, about the 'industrialisation' of schooling system.

Kahn felt it was important for the architect to understand the early essence, the origins of building spaces - if the modern interpretation was to be of any success.

For instance, with kids, you tube and parents fighting - you have to go back to the origins - like the light switch, where there were only two bits! The light is either on or off, and see how kids manipulated that to their advantage, and controlled the environment in which adults were trying to occupy.

This is what I mean about the adobe acrobat platform too - sure it Professor Iansiti dealt with the ecological network effects employed by MBAs at adobe to create the franchise as it were.

It is a way of looking at business, similar to the ideas in Mark Buchanan's book, on Small Worlds and the ground breaking theory of networks.

PDF has been a fantastic success as a business strategy - a role model even.

But the 'translation' from physical book to digital book isn't wonderful imo. The origin of the PDF was the book. But the PDF embodies very little of the original essence of that older platform I feel.

Ted Nelson talks about this, in the copy and paste translation of software engineers, which was a very poor imitation of what he remembers while working for a newspaper in NYC.

Negroponte discusses technology in a similar way in his book 'Being Digital'. About the former lives of tools we find in the digital environment - and how sucessfully or poorly in some cases, their translation has been.

I would greatly anticipate Danah Boyd writing something along those lines. Where we see examples in her writing of other progressions in technology, to allow us to get a handle on the same notion of progression in web applications.

Or this sense of history, the layers of archaeology that Christine Finn has explored in her work. Where she talks about the compression of time, into momentary flickers which appear for a second and then seem to disappear again, almost as if they never existed.

That is the nature of digital platforms sometimes - they don't have a life inherent in themselves - but they only live afterwards as ghostly shadows and flickers on the cave walls, as echos in later code.

"If changes in one small area are too quickly communicated across a system as a whole, they would tend to be dampened out. New and dissenting ideas need time to accumulate evidence and argument."

Ilya Prigogine, winner of a nobel prize for chemistry.

Boyd has mentioned this before no doubt, as in hacking on live servers - patching code until 4 in the morning - the Ruby, PHP phenomenon of SNS.

We have to find another way to respond to the coming and passing of various platforms. To deal with this 'loss' of platforms.

I think that my piece about, about 'How long does a platform really last', offers at least a small philosophical route forward in our thinking about it. The notion that even though a company dies, or a product is no more, a part of it still stays alive - somewhat like Dawkins and Susan Blackmore's idea of the meme.

But we have to get past this notion of the god given right of American software companies to exist and last for ever. When history proves that not to be the case. We have to find a different way to deal with their passing - rather than the usual 'black and white' way we deal with the issue. The company is either alive or dead.

I guess the network and ecological analogies do help there also, and give us another route to develop our thinking. We can no longer see this huge brand names purely in isolation, but to be alive they have to form a large organism with only creatures and environments.

I guess the most obvious one of all to web applications comes when you read Alan Deutschman's, The Second Coming of Steve Jobs.

And compare the 'loss' of that platform of the Next box, with the creation of a new platform - the web itself, remembered by Tim Berners Lee, in his book, Weaving the Web.

Love what you burn, burn what you love.

You will also find evidence of the birth of the PC gaming industry, in Masters of Doom by David Kushner.

Where the young John Carmack spends a winter in a northern state using his black next cube, while the ground outside was white with snow.

Hi Danah, you probably heard of the tag-game, invented by Jef Pulver. I'm tagging you now! Hope you appreciate it! See http://bekels.blog.com/1422686/.

If Helio had a little more savvy, (ok, maybe a lot) and worked harder to push all the merits of smarter phones and sold more than just their hip MySpace models, and the SNS sites developed better mobile platforms, it would be a no-brainer; kids with money to burn would pour enormous amounts of cash in. I was talking with someone who had a Sidekick and was jealous of my Q, and yet I was shocked to hear just how much he paid for his basic features when my phone did so much more. The technology and the networks exist (infrastructure wise for the data, not so much for the software) but it would not be very hard -at all- to set it up. I'm still shocked it hasn't happened yet.

Interesting blog post by Nick Carr which considers the forms of computing that young people may experience in the future.

Some other useful references to support my 'How long does the platform last', piece up above. Clay Shirky had linked this interesting comparison between the MIT and the Berkeley philosophy. It contains an account of a conversation between an ITS and a Berkeley Unix programmer. Nicholas Carr linked this blog rant about web 2.0, and a print journalist using a legal pad to write. When I think about it, Nick Carr's blog site is an extremely rich treasure trove of discussion about old and new world technologies. How they are meeting together at one period in history, commentators have chosen to label 'web 2.0'.

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NEXTEL i930.................130USD

02 XDA Atom Exec----------220USD
02 XDA NEO-------------------160USD
02 ORBIT------------------------220USD

MOTOROLA:
Motorola v3i.. . ......120USD
Motorola v3X..........130USD
Motorola q.............180USD
Motorola A1200.....170USD

PALM TREO:
Palm Treo 650-------------180USD
Palm Treo 700p-----------210USD
Palm Treo 680-------------240USD
Palm Treo 700wx---------220USD

GAMES
Mocrosoft Xbox 360 -................120USD
Nintendo Wii (Nintendo Wii)......150USD
Sony psp.................................120USD
SONY PLAY STATION 3 ..........250USD

IPODS:
Apple 20 GB iPod Nano..............................60USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A .......70USD
Apple 40 GB iPod photo.............................80USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A .....70USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A..........100USD
Apple 60 GB iPod photo ............................55USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A...........95USD
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player.......50USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A.......70USD
Apple 2 GB iPod Nano............................ 90USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Video...........................100USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Video......................... .150USD
Apple 80 GB iPod Videeo.........................170USD

LAPTOPS
Dell Latitude C640 1.8GHz P4 Laptop w/CD-RW................................350USD
Dell Inspiron XPS M140 Notebook Computer for Home........................480USD
Sony VAIO FS540P - Pentium M 730 1.6 GHz - 15.4" TFT..................400USD
Sony Intel Pentium M 100GB Notebook Computer with DVD+/-R/RW...400USD
ThinkPad G40 2389 - C 2.5 GHz - 14.1" TFT IBM................................480USD
Panasonic Toughbook 18 Touchscre Drive..........................................450USD
HP Compaq Business Notebook nc8230 - Pentium M 760 2 GHz - 15.4"...TFT.....500USD
HP Compaq Mobile Workstation nw8240 - Pentium M 760 2 GHz - 15.4"...TFT.....400USD
and many more..............

TELEVISION:
Samsung HP-R4252 42" Flat Panel Plasma TV..........................$450
Samsung HL-R5667W 56" Rear-Projection DLP TV.....................$500
Samsung HL-R4266W 42" Rear-Projection DLP TV.....................$400

Sharp Aquos LC-20S4U 20" Flat Panel LCD TV..........................$250
Sharp Aquos LC45GD4U 45" Flat Panel LCD TV........................$350
Sharp Aquos LC-45GX6U 45" Flat Panel LCD TV........................$500

Sony Grand WEGA KDFE42A10 42" LCD Rear-Projection TV ...................$400
Sony Grand WEGA SXRD KDS-R60XBR1 60" Rear-Projection LCoS TV.....$600
Sony Grand WEGA SXRD KDS-R50XBR1 50" Rear-Projection LCoS TV.....$450
Sony Grand WEGA KDF-E55A20 55" LCD Rear-Projection TV...................$500

Panasonic TH-50PHD8UK 50" Flat Panel Plasma TV.................................$500
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK 42" Flat Panel Plasma TV.................................$350
Pioneer PureVision PDP-5060HD 50" Flat Panel Plasma TV........................$500
NOTE:ALL OUR PRODUCTS ARE BRAND NEW,AND THEY COMES WITH
1 YR FACTORY AND INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY.

DELIVERYPERIOD:2-3 BISINESS DAYS

SHIPMENT:FEDEX/UPS/DHL.

CONTACTS:
trade2tradeltd@gmail.com
alexbj626@hotmail.com
Tel:+447024064390
BEST REGARDS,
MANAGEMENT.

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FOR SALE' FOR SALE' FOR SALE
We have all kind of and laptop for sale.we have all
kind of latest Brand
Dell Latitude D800 ($640.00,)
Dell Latitude D810 ($750.00,)
Dell Latitude X1 ($1200.00,)
Dell Latitude X300 ($750.00,)
Dell Precision ($750.00)
Dell XPS ($1280.00,)
Dell XPS 2 ($1250.00,)
Dell Inspiron 1000 ($850.00)
Dell Inspiron 1150 ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron 1200 ($800.00)
Dell Inspiron 1300 ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron 2200 ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron 5160 ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron 6000 ($1250.00)
Dell Inspiron 600M ($537.00)
Dell Inspiron 630m ($700.00)
Dell Inspiron 700M ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron 8600 ($500)
Dell Inspiron 9300 ($850,00)
Dell Inspiron 9400 ($750)
Dell Inspiron B120 ($750.00)
Dell Inspiron B130 ($450.00)
Dell Inspiron e1705 ($800.00
Dell Latitude 100L ($450,00)
Dell Latitude D400 ($830.00)
Dell Latitude D410 ($450)
Dell Latitude D505 ($500.)
Dell Latitude D6009(#500.00)
Dell Latitude D610 ($670.00)
Toshiba Satellite M55-S325--$750
Toshiba Portege M400--------$870
Toshiba Satellite M45-S165---$750
Toshiba Tecra S3-S411TD------$750
Toshiba Satellite M50-04N01N ---$700
Toshiba Portege M200 Tablet PC---$750
Toshiba Satellite M50-0TJ01-----$750
Toshiba Satellite A105-S4001----$700
Toshiba Satellite A105-S4014---$700
Toshiba Tecra M5-S433 - Laptop--$550

all interested buyers should please contact:soniatops@uymail.com,

SILK TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL
This Is the .SILK TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL. We are distributors of all
brands of
Cell Phones,Electronics,Computers,Laptops and many more Accessories
and our products are sees to be an outstanding products in terms of
services.We guarrantee customers 100% assurance on our products and
services.Our products have 28months international warranty and
insurrance from the manufacturer.

Below are some products we have in stock for Cell
Phones:ALCATEL,BENQ,MOTOROLA,NETXTEL,NOKIA,SAGEM,SAMSUNG,SONY
ERICSSON,SIDEKICK AND MANY MORE.And also some products in the
category of ELECTRONICS/COMPUTER we have in stock are as
follow:APPLE VIDEO IPOD,DVD,VCD,VIDEO,TELEVISION
AND,LAPTOPS,NOTEBOOK,GUESTBOOK AND MANY MORE

BRANDS AND MODELS OF PRODUCTS IN STOCK:

MOTOROLA

Motorola a388c ....230usd
Motorola a760 ....250usd
Motorola a768 ....170usd
Motorola a768i ....200usd
Motorola a780 ....300usd
Motorola c550�.... 90usd
Motorola c650.... 100usd
Motorola e365 ....100usd
Motorola e398 ....120usd
Motorola i860 ....$120usd
MOTOROLA V300[UNLOCK]C/R-- US$100
MOTOROLA V400[UNLOCK]C/R-- US$115
MTOROLA T720 C/R[CINGULAR]--US$80
MOTOROLA V600---US$120
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR....$100USD BLACK COLOR
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR.....$1130USD SILVER COLOR
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR....$145USD PINK COLOR
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST.... $100usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST.... $120usd,
MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $130USD
NEXTEL

i90c -- 95USD
i95cl -- 100USD
i30sx -- 103USD
i88s -- 40USD
i35s -- 30USD
i58sr --55USD
i2000 -- 50USD
i850 ---105usd
i930 ---110usd

NOKIA

Nokia 6020.... $110
Nokia 7610 .... $130.99
Nokia 9500.... $150.99
Nokia 6822 .... $105.99
Nokia 3200.... $40usd
Nokia 3300.... $43usd
Nokia 3660.... $45usd
Nokia 5100.... $50usd
Nokia 5140.... $55usd
Nokia 6100.... $104usd
Nokia 6108.... $105usd
Nokia 6220.... $110usd
Nokia 6230.... $107usd
Nokia 6230i....$110usd
Nokia 6260.... $112usd
Nokia 6270.... $80usd
Nokia 6600.... $90usd
Nokia 6630.... $95usd
Nokia 6610.... $100usd
Nokia 6610i....$110usd
Nokia 6650.... $115usd
Nokia 6670 smart phone.... $122usd
Nokia 6820.... $119
Nokia 7200.... $123usd
Nokia 7210... 120usd
Nokia 3230 ....60usd
Nokia 7610.... 120usd
Nokia 9300.... 145usd
Nokia 7250.... 70usd
Nokia 7250i ....115usd
Nokia 7260.... 122.5usd
Nokia 7200.... 110usd
Nokia 7600i.... 135usd
Nokia 7610.... 138usd
Nokia 8910i ....140usd
Nokia 8910i�c....140usd
Nokia 9210i communicator.... 1480usd
Nokia 9500 communicator....155usd
Nokia 9300 communicator....160usd
Nokia n-gage....140usd
Nokia n-gage qd....160usd
Nokia 7710 ....130usd
Nokia 6680 ....114usd
Nokia 8800 ....135usd
Nokia 6680.... 118usd
Nokia 6681.... 120usd
Nokia n90.... 140usd
Nokia n91.... 200usd
Nokia n70.... 150usd
Nokia N80.... 170usd
Nokia N92.... 230usd
Nokia N93....270usd
Nokia N95....450usd
Samsungs
Samsung d500.... 140usd
Samsung e600.... 80usd
Samsung e800.... 20usd
Samsung p510.... 120usd
Samsung sgh-d410.... $270usd
Samsung sgh-e700.... $150usd
Samsung sgh-e715 ....$170usd
Samsung sgh-p100 ....$130usd
Samsung sgh-p400 ....$95usd
Samsung sgh-p408.... $240usd
Samsung sgh-p730.... $150usd
Samsung sgh-s200.... $90usd
Samsung sgh-s300 .... $70usd
Samsung sgh-s300m ....$100usd
Samsung sgh-s500 ....100usd
Samsung sgh-v200 ....110usd
Samsung sgh-x400 ....100usd
Samsung sgh-x430.... 100usd
Samsung sgh-x600....100usd
Samsung x450.... 100usd
Samsung SCH-i730 .... $130usd
Samsung SPH-i500.... $130usd
Samsung p777 ....$130usd
Samsung SPH-i330.... $135usd
Samsung SCH-A890 ....$140usd
Sony ericsson
SONY ERICSSON T616 850/1900 --US$145
SONY ERICSSON R520m(UNLOCK)-- US$89
SONY CMD-Z5-- US$89
SONY ERICSSON R380 World-- US$89
SONY ERICSSON R380s-- US$69
SONY ERICSSON T68m-- US$79
SONY ERICSSON T610-- US$109
SONY CMD-MZ5-- US$139
SONY ERICSSON P800(UNLOCK)-- US$145
SONY ERICSSON P900(UNLOCK)---US$148
SONY ERICSSON P980i(UNLOCK)---US$145
SONYERICSSON P990i JUST FOR ...$180USD
SONYERICSSON P910i JUST FOR ...$190USD
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST.... $130usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST.... $100usd
SONY ERICSSON Z800i AT JUST.... $200usd
SONY ERICSSON Z700i AT JUST.... $160usd

SIDE-KICK 2
T-Mobile Sidekick II Cell Phone........$100
T-Mobile Sidekick II....................$80
Sidekick II T-Mobile with Color Screen...$120
T-Mobile Sidekick II TMO to Go Prepaid Phone...$110
T-Mobile Sidekick II Phone (T-Mobile)......$100
T-Mobile Sidekick II T-Mobile Replacement Phone...$130
T-Mobile Sidekick - Data Only Product Features..$90
T-Mobile SideKick II.............$100
Mobile Sidekick II................$100
Mobile Sidekick III................$120
Sidekick III Wood Look Skin & Screen Protector Brand New .....$155
Sidekick II Red Sparkle Skin/Screen Protector Cover New ......$130
Danger hiptop / T-Mobile Sidekick Universal FM Radio .........$140

QTEK

Qtek s200 =$100
Qtek 9000 =$130
Qtek 8310 =$200
Qtek 8300 =$210
Qtek 9100 =$240
Qtek 8100 =$250
Qtek s110 =$210
Qtek s100 =$200
Qtek 9090 =$210
Qtek 8020 =$200
Qtek 8010 =$180
Qtek 2020i=$240
Qtek 2020 =$250
Qtek 8080 =$130
Qtek 8060 =$160
Qtek 1010 =$150
Qtek 7070 =$250

interested buyers should please contact:silkteck_it@hotmail.com,silktech@yahoomail.com

TELECOMS NETWORK LIMITED
REGISTRATION NO:04023628
ADDRESS:220 SHREWSBURY ROAD
FOREST GATE,LONDON.
UNITED KINGDOM
ZIP-CODE:E7 8QJ
EMAIL:Macbent@lycos.com
      Mactelecomsukltd@gmail.com
TELEPHONE:+44-7045704167

              LETTER OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP

Telecoms Network Limited has been one of the fastest growing Telecommunication equipment company discount Wholesaler on the web- where we present the industry’s latest Telecommunication devices at the time they are introduced by the manufacturer, coupled with the after market accessories, upgrades and add-ons at the very same time.

Why are we different?
We ship 98% of our orders within 24 hours!
We stock 95% of the products we offer in-house!
We are not just another online "everything" store, we are Your Online Tripple Dealers!

Telecoms Network  Limited service and selection is second to none- combining an exceptional shopping experience.
We stock over 80,000 items located in our local warehouse, enabling accurate and on time delivery. Whether you're interested in wireless email devices to the coolest mobile phones or accessories, Telecoms Network  Limited is guaranteed to have it in stock; day-in and day-out.

As a leading Wholesaler and an authorized dealer for all major brand's of wireless Electronics and accessories, in addition to being a complete resource for businesses and Electronics professionals, Telecoms Network Limited offers a vast selection of name-brand products and customized support services for businesses. Our product offerings include Pocket PC,Laptops,Digital Cameras,Plasma Tv's,Portable Games, Symbian,Linux and Palm OS-based hardware and software including PDA's and SmartPhones,wireless PC and data cards,wireless communication products and much more from well-known manufacturers such as RIM, Hewlett-Packard, Palm, Sony Ericsson, Nokia, Jabra, Motorola, Shure, Krusell and many others.

Telecoms Network Limited guiding philosophy is to focus solely on the wireless industry - It is this profound understanding of the industry that allows us to offer the most up-to-date and only the highest quality products to our loyal customer base. Kindly Contact Us at Email:Macbent@lycos.com,Mactelecomsukltd@gmail.com OR Phone Number :+44-7045704167  or More for Information About Our Products.

Thank's and God bless
General Manager

NOKIA PHONES....

Nokia 1100........$100
Nokia 1101........$100
Nokia 1110........$100
Nokia 1110i.......$100
Nokia 1112........$100
Nokia 1600........$100
Nokia 2100........$100
Nokia 2300........$100
Nokia 2310........$100
Nokia 2600........$100
Nokia 2610........$100
Nokia 2650........$100
Nokia 2652........$100
Nokia 3100........$100
Nokia 3120........$100
Nokia 3200........$100
Nokia 3220........$100
Nokia 3230........$100
Nokia 3250........$100
Nokia 3300........$100
Nokia 3310........$100
Nokia 3410........$100
Nokia 3510i.......$110
Nokia 3650........$110
Nokia 3660........$110
Nokia 5100........$110
Nokia 5140........$110
Nokia 5140i.......$110
Nokia 5210........$110
Nokia 5500........$110
Nokia 6020........$110
Nokia 6021........$110
Nokia 6030........$110
Nokia 6060........$110
Nokia 6070........$110
Nokia 6080........$110
Nokia 6100........$110
Nokia 6101........$110
Nokia 6103........$110
Nokia 6111........$110
Nokia 6125........$110
Nokia 6131........$110
Nokia 6136........$110
Nokia 6151........$110
Nokia 6170........$110
Nokia 6220........$110
Nokia 6230........$110
Nokia 6230i.......$110
Nokia 6233........$110
Nokia 6260........$110
Nokia 6270........$110
Nokia 6280........$110
Nokia 6310i.......$120
Nokia 6600........$120
Nokia 6610........$120
Nokia 6610i.......$120
Nokia 6630........$120
Nokia 6650........$120
Nokia 6670........$120
Nokia 6680........$120
Nokia 6681........$120
Nokia 6800........$120
Nokia 6810........$120
Nokia 6820........$120
Nokia 6822........$120
Nokia 7200........$120
Nokia 7210........$120
Nokia 7250........$120
Nokia 7250i.......$120
Nokia 7260........$120
Nokia 7270........$120
Nokia 7280........$120
Nokia 7360........$120
Nokia 7370........$120
Nokia 7380........$120
Nokia 7600........$120
Nokia 7610........$120
Nokia 770.........$120
Nokia 7710........$130
Nokia 8310........$130
Nokia 8800........$130
Nokia 8910........$130
Nokia 8910........$130
Nokia 9210........$130
Nokia 9210i.......$150
Nokia 9300........$150
Nokia 9300i.......$150
Nokia 9500........$150
Nokia E50.........$160
Nokia E60.........$160
Nokia E61.........$160
Nokia E70.........$160
Nokia N70.........$160
Nokia N71.........$160
Nokia N72.........$160
Nokia N73.........$160
Nokia N80.........$170
Nokia N90.........$280
Nokia N91.........$200
Nokia N92.........$200
Nokia N93.........$210
Nokia N-Gage......$155
Nokia N-GageQD....$160

NEXTEL PHONE.......

Nextel i60c.....$40
Nextel i90c.....$85
Nextel i95cl....$110
Nextel i30sx....$45
Nextel i88s.....$60
Nextel i35s.....$30
Nextel i58sr....$75
Nextel i2000....$60
Nextel i830.....$110
Nextel i860.....$120
Nextel i930.....$100
Nextel i860.....$100
Nextel 1930.....$110
Nextel i870.....$120
Nextel i450.....$90
Nextel 1860.....$100

Orange.........

Orange SPV C500....$110
Orange SPV C550....$110
Orange SPV C600....$110
Orange SPV M1500...$110
Orange SPV M2000...$110
Orange SPV M3100...$110
Orange SPV M500....$110
Orange SPV M5000...$110
Orange SPV M600....$110

O2 PHONES.......

XDA Trion .....................$180
xda Neo .......................$170
xda Atom ......................$190
xda Ori........................$190
xda Exec.......................$200
xda Min........................$190
xda IIi........................$130
xda I..........................$150

BenQ PHONES......

BenQ-Siemens C81.......$100
BenQ-Siemens CF61......$100
BenQ-Siemens CL71......$100
BenQ-Siemens E61.......$100
BenQ-Siemens E71.......$110
BenQ-Siemens E81.......$110
BenQ-Siemens EF81......$120
BenQ-Siemens EF91......$120
BenQ-Siemens EL71......$130
BenQ-Siemens M81.......$130
BenQ-Siemens P51.......$140
BenQ-Siemens Q-fi EF51.$140
BenQ-Siemens S68.......$135
BenQ-Siemens S81.......$150
BenQ-Siemens S88.......$120
BenQ-Siemens SL91......$110

SONY ERICSSON PHONES.......

Sony Ericsson T200(UNLOCK).......$45
Sony Ericsson T100(UNLOCK).......$35
Sony Ericsson R600(UNLOCK).......$58
Sony Ericsson T20e(UNLOCK).......$58
Sony CMD-J70(UNLOCK).............$57
Sony Ericsson T20s(UNLOCK).......$65
Sony Ericsson T28s(UNLOCK).......$78
Sony Ericsson T28 World..........$79
Sony Ericsson T29s...............$100
Sony Ericsson T600...............$100
Sony CMD-J7......................$100
Sony CMD-J6......................$100
Sony Ericsson T300(UNLOCK).......$100
Sony Ericsson T306 850/1900......$75
Sony Ericsson T68i TIRBAND.......$90
Sony Ericsson T65................$100
Sony CMD-J5......................$68
Sony CMD-Z7......................$78
Sony Ericsson T310(UNLOCK).......$65
Sony Ericsson T39m(UNLOCK).......$75
Sony Ericsson T66(UNLOCK)........$78
Sony Ericsson T616 850/1900......$175
Sony Ericsson R520m(UNLOCK)......$85
Sony CMD-Z5......................$88
Sony Ericsson R380 World.........$85
Sony Ericsson R380s..............$65
Sony Ericsson T68m...............$75
Sony Ericsson T610...............$105
Sony CMD-MZ5.....................$135
Sony Ericsson P800(UNLOCK).......$175
Sony Ericsson P900(UNLOCK).......$200
Sony Ericsson P980i(UNLOCK)......$200

Sony Ericsson D750i.........$110
Sony Ericsson F500i.........$110
Sony Ericsson J100i.........$110
Sony Ericsson J210i.........$110
Sony Ericsson J220i.........$110
Sony Ericsson J230i.........$110
Sony Ericsson J300i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K300i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K310i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K500i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K508i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K510i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K600i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K608i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K610i.........$110
Sony Ericsson K700i.........$130
Sony Ericsson K750i.........$130
Sony Ericsson K790i.........$130
Sony Ericsson K800i.........$130
Sony Ericsson M600i.........$130
Sony Ericsson P800..........$130
Sony Ericsson P900..........$140
Sony Ericsson P910i.........$147
Sony Ericsson P990i.........$160
Sony Ericsson S700i.........$140
Sony Ericsson T230..........$130
Sony Ericsson T290i.........$130
Sony Ericsson T300..........$130
Sony Ericsson T310..........$130
Sony Ericsson T610..........$130
Sony Ericsson T630..........$130
Sony Ericsson T68i..........$130
Sony Ericsson V600i.........$130
Sony Ericsson V630i.........$130
Sony Ericsson V800..........$130
Sony Ericsson W300i.........$130
Sony Ericsson W550i.........$130
Sony Ericsson W700i.........$130
Sony Ericsson W800i.........$130
Sony Ericsson W810i.........$130
Sony Ericsson W850i.........$160
Sony Ericsson W900i.........$160
Sony Ericsson W950i.........$170
Sony Ericsson Z200..........$160
Sony Ericsson Z300i.........$145
Sony Ericsson Z520i.........$145
Sony Ericsson Z530i.........$145
Sony Ericsson Z550i.........$145
Sony Ericsson Z600..........$145
Sony Ericsson Z710i.........$145
Sony Ericsson Z800i.........$145

QTEK PHONES......

Qtek 8500.....$130
Qtek S200.....$100
Qtek 9000.....$120
Qtek 8310 ....$170
Qtek 8300.....$180
Qtek 9100.....$185
Qtek 8100.....$195
Qtek S110.....$190
Qtek S100.....$180
Qtek 9090.....$185
Qtek 8020.....$195
Qtek 8010.....$160
Qtek 2020i....$200
Qtek 2020.....$190
Qtek 8080.....$120
Qtek 8060.....$130
Qtek 1010.....$120
Qtek 7070.....$210

SAMSUNG PHONES....

Samsung A300.......$100
Samsung A800.......$100
Samsung C100.......$100
Samsung C120.......$100
Samsung D410.......$100
Samsung D500.......$100
Samsung D520.......$100
Samsung D600.......$150
Samsung D800.......$150
Samsung D820.......$130
Samsung D830.......$110
Samsung D900.......$110
Samsung E300.......$110
Samsung E310.......$110
Samsung E330.......$110
Samsung E330N......$110
Samsung E350.......$110
Samsung E370.......$115
Samsung E400.......$115
Samsung E530.......$115
Samsung E600.......$115
Samsung E630.......$115
Samsung E700.......$115
Samsung E710.......$115
Samsung E720.......$115
Samsung E760.......$115
Samsung E770.......$115
Samsung E800.......$115
Samsung E810.......$115
Samsung E820.......$115
Samsung E870.......$115
Samsung E900.......$115
Samsung i300.......$115
Samsung N500.......$115
Samsung N620.......$140
Samsung P300.......$140
Samsung P400.......$140
Samsung P510.......$140
Samsung S300.......$140
Samsung S400i......$140
Samsung S500i......$140
Samsung Serene.....$140
Samsung T100.......$140
Samsung V200.......$140
Samsung X450.......$140
Samsung X460.......$140
Samsung X480.......$140
Samsung X600.......$140
Samsung X640.......$140
Samsung X660.......$140
Samsung X820.......$140
Samsung Z107V......$140
Samsung Z130.......$140
Samsung Z140.......$140
Samsung Z300.......$140
Samsung Z320i......$140
Samsung Z400.......$140
Samsung Z500.......$140
Samsung Z510.......$140
Samsung ZM60.......$140

Sagem.........

Sagem MY100X.......$110
Sagem MY201X.......$110
Sagem MY300X.......$110
Sagem MY400X.......$110
Sagem MY405X.......$120
Sagem MY501X.......$120
Sagem MY700X.......$120
Sagem MYC-1........$120
Sagem MYC2-3.......$120
Sagem MYC-3........$120
Sagem MYC3-2.......$120
Sagem MYC4-2.......$120
Sagem MYC5-2.......$120
Sagem MYS-7........$120
Sagem MYV-55.......$120
Sagem MYX1-2.......$120
Sagem MYX-2........$130
Sagem MYX2-2.......$130
Sagem MYX-3........$130
Sagem MYX3-2.......$130
Sagem MYX-4........$130
Sagem MYX5-2.......$130
Sagem MYX-6........$130
Sagem MYX6-2.......$130
Sagem MYX-7........$130
Sagem MYX-8........$130
Sagem MYZ-5........$130
Sagem MYZ-55.......$130

Siemens...........

Siemens AL21......$110
Siemens C62.......$110
Siemens C65.......$110
Siemens C75.......$110
Siemens CF110.....$110
Siemens CF75......$110
Siemens CFX65.....$110
Siemens CL75......$110
Siemens CX65......$110
Siemens CX75......$110
Siemens M55.......$110
Siemens M65.......$110
Siemens M75.......$110
Siemens MC60......$110
Siemens ME75......$110
Siemens S65.......$110
Siemens S75.......$110
Siemens SF65......$110
Siemens SFG75.....$110
Siemens SK65......$110
Siemens SL55......$110
Siemens SL65......$110
Siemens SL75......$110
Siemens SP65......$110
Siemens SX1.......$110
Siemens SXG75.....$110

Sharp..........

Sharp 550SH.....$110
Sharp 703.......$110
Sharp 770SH.....$110
Sharp 902.......$110
Sharp 903.......$110
Sharp GX1.......$110
Sharp GX10......$110
Sharp GX10i.....$130
Sharp GX15......$130
Sharp GX17......$130
Sharp GX20......$130
Sharp GX25......$130
Sharp GX29......$130
Sharp GX30......$130
Sharp GX30i.....$130
Sharp TM100.....$130

MOTOROLA PHONES.......

Motorola A1000.....$180
Motorola A780......$140
Motorola A835......$160
Motorola A920......$160
Motorola A925......$160
Motorola C350......$110
Motorola C385......$120
Motorola C550......$115
Motorola C650......$110
Motorola C975......$110
Motorola E1000.....$155
Motorola E1070.....$155
Motorola E365......$160
Motorola E398......$160
Motorola E550......$160
Motorola E770v.....$160
Motorola L2........$155
Motorola L6........$150
Motorola L7........$155
Motorola MPx200....$130
Motorola MPx220....$120
Motorola ROKR E1...$110
Motorola T720i.....$130
Motorola V1050.....$120
Motorola V180......$110
Motorola V220......$100
Motorola V3........$170
Motorola V300......$110
Motorola V360......$110
Motorola V3i.......$110
Motorola V3X.......$170
Motorola V500......$125
Motorola V525......$125
Motorola V545......$110
Motorola V547......$120
Motorola V550......$120
Motorola V6........$130
Motorola V600......$120
Motorola V620......$110
Motorola V635......$110
Motorola V80.......$110
Motorola V975......$110
Motorola V980......$130

LG...........

LG 7050..................$110
LG 7100..................$110
LG B2050.................$110
LG C1200.................$110
LG C3300.................$110
LG Chocolate KG800.......$110
LG F2250.................$110
LG F2400.................$110
LG KG220.................$110
LG KG225.................$110
LG KG920.................$110
LG L343i.................$110
LG L5100.................$110
LG P7200.................$110
LG S5200.................$110
LG U300..................$110
LG U400..................$110
LG U8110.................$110
LG U8120.................$110
LG U8130.................$110
LG U8138.................$110
LG U8150.................$110
LG U8290.................$110
LG U8330.................$110
LG U8360v................$110
LG U8380.................$110
LG U880..................$110
LG U890..................$110

NEC.......

NEC 343i........$110
NEC e101........$110
NEC e122........$110
NEC e228........$110
NEC e313........$110
NEC e338........$110
NEC e606........$110
NEC e616........$110
NEC e808Y.......$110
NEC N223i.......$120
NEC N22i........$120
NEC N341i.......$110
NEC N343i.......$110
NEC N400i.......$110
NEC N401i.......$110
NEC N410i.......$110
NEC N411i.......$110
NEC N412i.......$140

Panasonic......

Panasonic GD55....$110
Panasonic GD67....$110
Panasonic GD87....$110
Panasonic VS2.....$110
Panasonic VS3.....$110
Panasonic VS6.....$110
Panasonic X500....$110
Panasonic X70.....$110

I-MATE PHONE.....

I-MATE SP5........$130
I-MATE SP5m.......$135
I-MATE SP4m.......$100
I-MATE JAM........$140
I-MATE PDA2.......$170
I-MATE SP3i.......$110
I-MATE SP3........$115
I-MATE PDA2k......$148
I-MATE JAMin......$220
I-MATE JASJAR.....$260
I-MATE K-JAM......$160
I-MATE Pocket PC..$120
I-MATE JAM Black..$130
I-MATE Smartflip..$120
I-MATE Smartphone2$100
I-MATE Smartphone.$115

SIDE KICK T-MOBILE....

SIDEKICK III................$115
SIDEKICK II.................$100
JUICY COUTURE SIDEKICK I....$100
SIDEKICK II MISTER CARTOON..$110
JUICY COUTURE SIDEKICK II...$110

Playstastions.........

GARMIN 396.............$150
Playstation 1..........$100
Playstation 2..........$110
Sony PSP Value Pack....$100
Playstation 3 (60GB)...$520 (North America).
Playstation 3 (20GB)...$320 (Japan).

Xbox Games........

Xbox 360 Core System.................$143
Xbox 360 Prenium pack................$170
Xbox 360 Platinum Bundle Console.....$135
Intec G8600 Xbox 360 9.2 TFT Screen..$65

PLAM TREO....

Treo 700p..............$180usd
Treo 700w..............$160usd
Treo 600...............$140usd
Treo 650...............$135usd

APPLE IPODS....

Apple iPod 30GB (Video) New!......$100.95
Apple iPod 60GB (Video) New!......$115.95
Apple iPod Nano 2GB New!..........$75.95
Apple iPod Nano 4GB New!..........$80.95
Apple iPod Shuffle 512 MB.........$58.95
Apple iPod Shuffle 1 GB...........$70.95
Apple iPod Mini 4 GB..............$75.95
Apple iPod Mini 6 GB..............$100.95
Apple iPod Photo 30 GB............$105.95
Apple iPod U2 SE 20 GB............$115.95
Apple iPod Photo 60 GBUS..........$125.95
Apple iPod 20 GB..................$100.95

LAPTOPS........

Toshiba M200..................$250usd
Toshiba R100..................$300usd
Toshiba M100..................$480usd
Toshiba M300..................$550usd

Dell Latitude D600............$240usd
Dell Latitude D500............$190usd
Dell Inspiron 6000............$250usd
Dell Latitude D505............$240usd
Dell Latitude D610............$360usd
Dell Latitude D510............$220usd
Dell Inspiron 9300............$430usd

Toshiba Qosmio E10............$550usd
Toshiba Qosmio F20............$400usd
Toshiba Portege A200..........$220usd
Toshiba Satellite L10.........$230usd
Toshiba Satellite PRO L10.....$220usd
Toshiba Satellite PRO L20.....$200usd

SONY VAIO LAPTOP.......

VGN-A117S......................$300usd
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP..........$350usd
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP..........$215usd
SONY VAIO A397XP-- 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP.......$250usd
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP........$200usd
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP........$250usd
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP........$300usd
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP........$250usd
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM--
XP......$180usd
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP
PRO.....$160usd
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP
HOME.....$250usd
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP
PRO.....$280usd
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP
PRO..$300usd

CAR NAVIGATOR SYSTEMS......

Sony Nav-U Car Navigation System with 3.5" Color
Touch::::::::::400USD
Sony navu-u Car Navigation System
(NVU70);::::::::::::::::::::::360USD
New Navman iCN 550 in-Car Navigation
System-Retail::::::::::::::240USD
TomTom GO GPS Car Navigation System (US Maps
Pre-Loaded)::::::::600USD
Garmin StreetPilot c330 GPS Car Navigation System
::::::::::::::200USD
GO GPS Car Navigation System (US Maps
Pre-Loaded):::::::::::::::450USD
Cobra GPSM-4500 In-Car Navigation
System::::::::::::::::::::::::750USD
iCN 635 In Car Navigation System GPS
AA005333:::::::::::::::::::600USD
100023210 : GARMIN 010-00232-10 Street Pilot III
Deluxe:::::::::600USD

GPS BLUETOOTH RECEIVER.......

GNS 5843 GPS RDS TMC Bluetooth
Receiver:::::::::::::::::::::::::230USD
Holux GPS Bluetooth Receiver, Dongle & DELORME Maps
06::::::::::120USD
Pharos GPS Receiver with Bluetooth Wireless
Technology::::::::::100usd
Navman GPS 4410 Bluetooth
Receiver::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::220usd
TOMTOM Navigator 5 Wireless Bluetooth
GPS:::::::::::::::::::::::260usd
Garmin 010-00378-00 GPS-10 Bluetooth® Enabled
GPS:::::::::::::::250usd

MP3.......

All these are brand new, sealed in an original
complete company box.
and also we have the one of 128 Mega Bytes
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 512 Mega Bytes
and so on.............
Kanguru Solutions U2-KMP3-1G Kanguru MP3-
1GB::::::::::60usd
San Disk SDMX1-1024-A18 SanDisk 1GB MP3
Player:::::::::70usd
Kanguru Solutions U2-KMP3-1G Kanguru MP3-
1GB::::::::::60usd
Kanguru MP3-
1GB:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::49usd
Mymusix MP3 Player with 1GB Sandisk SD
card::::::::::::48usd
Samsung Nexus 50 XM Radio + MP3 (1GB)
YP-X5Z:::::::::::190usd
Kanguru Micro MP3 Pro / 1GB / FM Tuner / MP3
Player::::50usd
MP3/Digital Player NANO MP3 1GB
Creative:::::::::::::::50usd
RCA RD-2317FM MP3 1Gb MP3 Player with FM
Transmitter:::140usd

All these are brand new, sealed in an original
complete company box
still at list but not be listed now.
MP4 PORTABLE .....

DVD/VCD/CD/MP3/MP4 Portable Player
SE800:::::::::::::::50usd
Epson P40000MSV 80GB MP4 Portable Media
Player:::::::::250usd
New MP4 Portable Digital Player 512MB w/FM
M4B:::::::::55usd
DVD Player, Portable, 7", MP4,
Kodak:::::::::::::::::::45usd
New MP4 Portable 1.5" LCD 512MB w/FM Blue Color
M3B::::40usd
Neuros Audio 442 Portable MP3 and MP4 Media
Player:::::200usd
EPSON - Epson p40000msv 80gb mp4 portable media
player:450usd

Digital Camera........

Canon PowerShot SD20 Digital Elph Digital Camera...$100
Nikon Coolpix 5600 Digital Camera..................$75
Pentax Optio 750Z Digital Camera...................$150
Nikon Coolpix 4300 Digital Camera..................$100
Nikon Coolpix S4 Digital Camera....................$150
Casio Exilim Zoom EX Z750 Digital Camera...........$100
Sony Cyber shot DSC T7 Digital Camera..............$120
Sony Cyber shot DSC N1 Digital Camera..............$180
Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ5K Digital Camera............$120
Nikon D50 with 18 55mm and 55 200mm Lenses Digital.$250
AND MANY MORE AVAILABLE IN STORE

Camcorders........

Sony DCR DVD201 DV Camcorder.....$300
Canon ZR200 DV Camcorder.........$140
Samsung SCD67 DV Camcorder.......$200
Sony DCR HC20 DV Camcorder.......$170
Panasonic AG DVC7 DV Camcorder...$500
Panasonic PV GS150 DV Camcorder..$180
Sony DCR DVD203 DV Camcorder.....$240
Sony DCR HC40 DV Camcorder.......$140
Panasonic PV GS19 DV Camcorder...$120
Sony DCR DVD403 DV Camcorder.....$300
AND MANY MORE AVAILABLE IN STORE

PDA............

Brand new HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150....$190
Brand new Asus MyPal A716............$175
Brand new HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350....$185
Brand new Toshiba Pocket PC E405.....$120
Brand new Sony Clie PEG TH55.........$155
Brand new Toshiba Pocket PC E800.....$220
Brand new PalmOne Zire 72............$120
Brand new PalmOne Tungsten E.........$90
Brand new PalmOne Tungsten C.........$140
Brand new PalmOne Zire 31............$65
Brand new palm Treo 650..............$240

PANASONIC PLASMA TV....................

Panasonic TH-37PHD8UK Plasma........$250usd
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK Plasma........$350usd
Panasonic TH-42PHD8UK Plasma........$300usd
Panasonic TH-42PD50U EDTV...........$280usd
Panasonic TH-42PX50U Plasma.........$300usd
Panasonic TH-50PX50U Plasma.........$350usd
panasonic TH-65PHD8UK Plasma........$400usd

SONY PLASMA TV...........

SONY FWD-42PV1 Plasma Display.......$300usd
Sony PFM-42X1 Plasma Display........$350usd
Sony FWD-50PX2 Plasma Display.......$400usd

PHILIPS PLASMA TV...............

Philips 42PF7320A/37 Plasma TV......$300usd
Philips 42PF9630A/37 Plasma HDTV....$350usd
Philips 50PF7320A/37 Plasma HDTV....$380usd
Philips 50PF9630A/37 Plasma HDTV....$320usd
Philips 50PF9830A/37 Plasma HDTV....$400usd

SAMSUNG PLASMA TV.................

Samsung HPP3761 Plasma TV...........$410usd
Samsung PPM42M5S Plasma Display.....$305usd
Samsung SPP4251 Plasma TV...........$420usd
Samsung PPM42M5H Plasma Display.....$380usd
Samsung HPR4252 Plasma..............$430usd
Samsung HPR4262 Plasma TV...........$250usd
Samsung HPR4272 Plasma..............$350usd
Samsung PPM50M5H Plasma Display.....$430usd
Samsung HPR5052 Plasma..............$450usd
Samsung HPR5072 Plasma..............$430usd
Samsung HPP5581 Plasma TV...........$400usd
Samsung PPM63H3Q Plasma Display.....$320usd
Samsung HPR6372 Plasma..............$450usd

HITACHI PLASMA TV............

Hitachi CMP4211u Plasma.........$430usd
Hitachi CMP4212u Plasma.........$200usd
Hitachi 42HDF52 Plasma HDTV.....$250usd
Hitachi 42HDT52 Plasma TV.......$240usd
Hitachi 55HDS52 Plasma HDTV.....$280usd
Hitachi 55HDT52 Plasma TV.......$350usd
Hitachi CMP-55HDM71 Plasma......$250usd

AOC ENVISION PLASMA TV..........

AOC Envision A42W64 Plasma....$300usd

MAXENT PLASMA TV..............

Maxent MX-42VM7 Plasma EDTV........$270usd
Maxent MX-50X2 Plasma..............$220usd

NEC PLASMA TV..........

NEC 42VP5 Plasma TV...............$250usd
NEC 42VM5HA Plasma TV.............$320usd
NEC 42VR5HA Plasma - Silver.......$220usd
NEC PX-42XM3A Plasma Display......$350usd
NEC PX-42XM4A Plasma Display......$280usd
NEC PX-42XR4A Plasma Display......$300usd
NEC PX-50XM5A Plasma Display......$370usd
NEC PX-50XR5A Plasma Display......$350usd
NEC PX-61XM3A Plasma Display......$380usd
NEC PX-61XM4A Plasma Display......$400usd
NEC PX-61XR4A Plasma Display......$360usd
NEC PX-84VP5A Plasma Display......$450usd
NEC PX-84VM5A Plasma Display......$350usd

PIONEER PLASMA TV.............

Pioneer pdp-424mv plasma TV.......$950usd
Pioneer pdp-42a3hd plasma TV......$930usd
Pioneer pdp-434cmx plasma TV......$910usd
Pioneer pdp-43a5hd plasma TV......$940usd
Pioneer pdp-4360hd plasma TV......$920usd
Pioneer pdp-504cmx plasma TV......$990usd
Pioneer pdp-505cmx plasma TV......$900usd
Pioneer pdp-5060hd plasma TV......$910usd

OUR MOBILE PHONES CONDITION

Telecoms Network Limited offers a 1 Year Return Policy for defective items from the date of arrival (DOA) at your location. Before you return your items, you must contact us and receive a Return Merchandise Authorization Number (RMA).Any returns sent without an RMA number will not be accepted by Telecoms Network  Limited . We assume all responsibility for the package until it arrives at our office. Please include the following information when returning an item:

1) Your RMA number on your invoice (Do not write on theitems box).
2) A copy of your original invoice with the RMA number (inside the shipping box).
3) A note stating the problem if you would like the return for replacement or exchange.

We offer prompt shipping from OUR Warehouse,Typically the product will arrive within 2/3 Days Via Either Fedex/Ups Courier Sevices. Contact Us with any questions prior to purchasing, If you have any issues with Our product Contact Us At Email:Macbent@lycos.com,Mactelecomsukltd@gmail.com OR Phone Number :+44-7045704167 promptly and we will be happy to assist You. Our success is due in part to the long, continued relationships with our customers.

Your's Sincerely
Mr.Mac Bent.
E-Mail:Macbent@lycos.com
       Mactelecomsukltd@gmail.com
Thanks & God Bless You.

____

We are legitimate and reputable company from Uk,London we have all brands of Mobile Phones,Ipods,xbox 360, Sidekicks,Nextels phone,Laptops for sell at cheap and affordable prices.

ORDER INFORMATION :

Minimum Order : 1-5 units
Payment Method : Western Union and MoneyGram
Shipping Method : FedEx and UPS.
Delivery Time : 48 Hours Delivery To Your Door Step.

Special offer Christmas and New year.3 unit{From Any Brand Model}Selling Price Will Be $400 Dollars,With All Fees For Delivey Included.

EMAIL:
morgantradinglimited@hotmail.com
PHONE NUMBER:
+447031945280
+447031947346
+447031818412

LAPTOPS PRICE LIST:
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP HOME-------------$570
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO--------------$630
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$500
Dell Inspiron 700m ===$1020
Dell Inspiron 700M for Home (Pentium M 1.70GHz, 512MB, 40GB)== $550
Dell Inspiron 2200 for Home (Celeron 1.50GHz, 256MB, 40GB)== $450
Alienware Area-51 5300 - P4 530J 3 GHz ===$690
Alienware DHS 5 (Athlon 64 1.8 GHz) ===$590
Alienware Aurora ALX SLI ==== $400

DIGITAL CAMERA PRICE LIST
Acer cs-5530 digital camera=$250USD
Canon ixus 700 digital camera= $350
Canon ixus 750digital camera =$300
Canon ixus i zoom digital camera (jet black)=$700
Canon ixus i zoom digital camera (Sahara)=$460
Canon power shot s80 digital camera = $200
Casio exilim ex-s500 digital camera (orange, )= $200
Digital blue qx5 digital microscope= $330
Fuji film finepix f10 digital camera =$450
Nikon d2x digital camera (body only)=$310
Olympus fe-100 digital camera =$400

QTEK PHONES
Qtek phones
Qtek s200 ...............$100
Qtek 9000 ...............$130
Qtek 8310 ...............$100
Qtek 8300 ...............$100
Qtek 9100 ...............$150
Qtek 8100 ...............$140
Qtek s110 ...............$140
Qtek s100 ...............$100
Qtek 9090 ...............$130
Qtek 8020 ...............$140
Qtek 8010 ...............$160

IMATE JASJAR PHONES
I-MATE Smartflip ....... $140
I-MATE JAMin ......... $240
I-MATE JASJAR ........ $280
I-MATE K-JAM ......... $180
I-MATE SP5 ......... $150
I-MATE SP5m ......... $155
I-MATE SP4m ......... $120
I-MATE JAM Black ........ $150
I-MATE JAM ......... $160
I-MATE PDA2 ......... $190
I-MATE PDA2k ......... $168
I-MATE SP3i ......... $130
I-MATE SP3 ......... $135
I-MATE Pocket PC ......... $140
I-MATE Smartphone2 ........ $110
I-MATE Smartphone ........ $115

IPOD PRICE LIST:
Apple MA099LL/a 2GB iPod Nano - Black $100
Apple Computer iPod Nano 2GB White $110
Apple Computer iPod Video 30GB White $125
Apple iPod 20GB (Color Screen) $162
iPod Nano 2GB (Black) $120
Apple 60 GB iPod Video.150 USD

PLASMA TC PRICES
Samsung HP-R5052 50 Plasma TV AT JUST $900
Gateway 42" Plasma TV 16 : 9 AT JUST $750
Panasonic TH-37PWD8UK Plasma AT JUST $920
Dell W5001C 50-inch High AT JUST $700
Samsung SPN4235 Widescreen AT JUST $850
Pioneer Plasma 61" HDTV AT JUST $900
Pioneer PDP-5060HD Plasma tv AT JUST $650
Samsung SPN4235 Widescreen tv AT JUST $1000
Sony FWD-50PX1 50" Plasma AT JUST $1,200
Sony KDE-61XBR950 Plasma TV AT JUST $1,400

XBOX PRICE LIST:
x_box 360.........$200
Xbox Video Game System Console $150
Xbox 360 Core System $100
Xbox Zenith 5' TFT LCD Screen $150
Xbox 360 Platinum System $120
Xbox 360 "Premium Gold Pack" Video Game System $130
Xbox 360 "Core Sports Bundle" Video Game System $195

NOKIA PRICE LIST:
NOKIA 6800(UNLOCK)-- US$110
NOKIA 7110(UNLOCK)-- US$100
NOKIA 7250(UNLOCK)-- US$160
NOKIA 7260(UNLOCK)-- US$180
NOKIA 7650(UNLOCK)-- US$120
NOKIA 7270(UNLOCK)-- US$220
NOKIA 7280(UNLOCK)-- US$250
NOKIA 8310(UNLOCK)-- US$100
NOKIA 8390 1900 MHZ --US$95
NOKIA 8800 AT JUST $140usd
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $160usd
NOKIA E60 AT JUST $160USD
NOKIA E61 AT JUST $180USD
Nokia N70 At JUST $140usd
NOKIA N80 AT JUST $180usd
NOKIA N90 AT JUST $200usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $220usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $245usd
NOKIA N93 AT JUST $300usd
NOKIA N95 AT JUST $350usd
NOKIA 8800 SIROCCO AT JUST $250usd

SAMSUNG PRICE LIST:
SAMSUNG SGH-S307 850/1900--US$110
SAMSUNG SGH-T500 Champagne-- US$100
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $160usd
SAMSUNG D600 AT JUST $180usd

MOTOROLA PRICE LIST:
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $120usd
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $160usd
MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $145USD
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST $200USD
MOTOROLA RAZO