TWICE News
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Sears, Kmart Comps Down 4% May-JuneBy Alan Wolf, July 10, 2007Hoffman Estates, Ill. — Sears Holdings reported a 4 percent decline in comp-store sales at both its Sears and Kmart chains for the nine-week period, ended July 7.
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Suppliers: iPod Speaker Systems "Partially Compatible" With iPhoneBy Amy Gilroy, July 9, 2007New York — The 6 million iPod speaker systems sold in the United States since 2004 will be partially compatible with the new iPhone, suppliers told TWICE.
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New XM CommanderMT Has Mini-TunerBy Amy Gilroy, July 9, 2007Washington — XM Satellite Radio introduced the CommanderMT, XM’s first in-car product to use the new XM Mini-Tuner, a new postage stamp-sized cartridge that acts a portable XM subscription.
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Chocolate Phone Lightens UpBy Joseph Palenchar, July 9, 2007San Diego — A second-generation Chocolate music phone from LG is slimmer and lighter than its predecessor and is available in two new colors, Black Cherry and Blue Mint.
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Twenty20 Sets Sites on CE With Wearable CamcorderBy Greg Scoblete, July 9, 2007Seattle — Helmet camera maker Twenty20 has seen its models travel through mountains, rivers and racetracks and soon, the firm hopes, CE store shelves.
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Sony Drops PS3 Price By $100By TWICE Staff, July 9, 2007New York – Sony today hacked $100 off the price of its PlayStation 3 and introduced a new higher capacity model.
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Photochannel Acquires PixologyBy Amy Gilroy, July 9, 2007Vancouver — Online digital imaging service provider PhotoChannel Networks has acquired British-based Pixology, the companies said this week.
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First Traffic On HD Radio Launches From Clear ChannelBy Amy Gilroy, July 9, 2007San Antonio,Texas— Clear Channel Radio announced it is now broadcasting real-time traffic over HD Radio in 48 of the largestU.S.markets, becoming the first commercial data service to offer traffic on HD Radio.
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D&H Goes InternationalBy Colleen Bohen, July 9, 2007Mississauga, Ontario — D&H Distributing is opening a 38,000 square foot warehouse here today; the company’s first outside of the United States. This new location is the company’s sixth in North America.
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Photochannel Acquires PixologyBy Greg Scoblete, July 6, 2007Vancouver - Online digital imaging service provider PhotoChannel Networks has acquired British-based Pixology, the companies said this week.
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Microsoft Expands Xbox 360 WarrantyBy Colleen Bohen, July 6, 2007Redmond, Wash. — Microsoft is expanding its global Xbox 360 warranty coverage.
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Verbatim Acquires SmartDiskBy John Laposky, July 6, 2007Tokyo — Verbatim and its parent company, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media (MKM), announced the purchase of SmartDisk’s external hard drive and digital imaging business for an undisclosed price.
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CEDIA Planning Spring Show Targeted To Custom InstallersBy Joseph Palenchar, July 5, 2007Indianapolis — CEDIA (the Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association) plans to operate two trade shows per year starting in 2008, when the association’s first spring show for electronics systems contractors (ESCs) will be held in Las Vegas from April 8-11.
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Movie Gallery In Default; Mulling SaleBy Alan Wolf, July 5, 2007Dothan, Ala. – Movie Gallery, the nation’s No. 2 video rental chain, has defaulted on its senior credit facility, citing second quarter results that were “significantly softer than expected.”
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Casio Changes Corporate NameBy Greg Scoblete, July 5, 2007Dover, N.J. — Casio said today that its U.S. subsidiary would change its name from Casio, Inc. to Casio America, Inc.
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HTSA Adds 60th MemberBy Colleen Bohen, July 5, 2007Chester Springs, Pa. — The Home Theater Specialists of America (HTSA) buying group has added Synergy Audio Video of Orange, Calif. as its 60th member.
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Mustek Bows 10-inch Digital FrameBy TWICE Staff, July 5, 2007Irvine, Calif. — Mustek will add a 10.2-inch digital frame to its lineup this summer, the company said. The PF-A1020BC features a 720 by 480 resolution screen, memory card slots and a USB port.
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Samsonite Acquired In $1.7B DealBy John Laposky, July 5, 2007Mansfield, Mass. — Samsonite has been purchased by CVC Capital Partners, a leading global private equity firm.
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Analyst: Most iPhone Buyers Stepping Up To $599 ModelBy Joseph Palenchar, July 3, 2007New York — iPhone buyers overwhelmingly chose the higher-priced $599 8GB version of the iPhone instead of the $499 4GB version and bought scads of accessories in the days following the iPhone launch, Goldman Sachs analysts reported.
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hhgregg IPO Imminent; Chain Envisions 400 StoresBy Alan Wolf, July 3, 2007Indianapolis — hhgregg is about to offer 9.4 million shares in an initial public offering valued at $150 million.
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