Tag: discontinued
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Amazon Extinguishes the Fire Phone
Amazon seems to have finally extinguished the long suffering Fire Phone with the mobile no longer listed as available on the online department store and several sources suggesting it won’t be coming back. Released little over a year ago in late July 2014 the Fire Phone was a neat little number at an affordable budget…
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Future Simpsons Episodes Won’t Go To DVD
Fans of the Simpsons may be sad to hear that a recent announcement from Fox means that the show won;t be going to DVD ever again. Apparently the digital age has finally scooped up The Simpsons, with DVDs being phased out in favor of online streaming or download options. Whilst the colorful DVD box sets will…
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Wii Waves Goodbye – Production of Nintendo Console Ending Soon
Nintendo’s Japanese website suggests that manufacturing of the Wii will soon come to an end as the company shifts focus onto the Wii U.
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RIM Issues Statement Denying It’s About To Call Time On Playbook
Research In Motion, the makers of the Playbook and Blackberry, has poured cold water over reports that they might pull the plug on their recently released Playbook tablet. So concerned by the rumours, the company released a statement following the suggestion from an industry analyst who suggested RIM had called time on production. The analyst,…
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New Redesigned Wii Console Coming for Christmas, Current Model Being Discontinued
Nintendo has surprised everyone by announcing a redesigned version of the current Wii console which will be released in time for Christmas this year. The redesigned console and bundle deal was announced by Ninty today at the Gamescom expo in Cologne, much to our surprise, as the next-generation Nintendo Wii U is just around the…
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Sony’s Minidisc Is Going to Die
This September, a less well-known disc format from the ‘90s will cease to exist. Later this year Sony’s MiniDisc playing devices will go to format heaven, due apparently due to ‘shrinking demand’ on the part of the consumer, which has been well, pretty damn apparent since the MP3 stomped its way onto the market. The…