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A few days ago I commented about the Celio Redfly adding support for BlackBerrys. I came across that bit of information first while researching to purchase a Celio RedFly myself and then while I’ve been …

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Revolution to be Cheaper than Xbox 360 ‘Core’

Posted by Chris Leckness on December 30, 2005 – 9:42 am
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revolution.jpg I am a supporter of Microsoft products, but I have to stick with Nintendo on my families gaming needs. 

My wife and I have shared hours and hours of fun with the original Nintendo, the the Super NES, and now my daughter has a Gamecube and DS, so we naturally have to buy the Revolution.

Good News for us…. It will cost less than $299!
"We constantly hear stories on how the Revolution will be cheaper then the competition, but we haven’t gotten an official price point from Nintendo yet. The closest thing yet to an official price point just came from Satoru Iwata in an interview through Yahoo Japan. Mr. Iwata has stated that the Revolution will be in a different price point then the competitors, and that it will definitely be below $299 (stating the lowest price point for Xbox360)." – GoNintendo.com

Source : engadget

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  • The controller just looks a little funky, it will be interesting how the whole remote type controller thing works out
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