CONSUMERS TRADE-IN GIFT CARDS TO GET
THE PC THEY REALLY WANT
December 2007
Redmond, WA - Gone are the
days of unused gift cards. Those of who have received
gift cards to less than desirable stores can now go
online to several sites and swap gift cards for ones
they actually want. According to The National Retail
Foundation, nearly $26.3 billion will be spent this
holiday season on gift cards alone. People who didn't
get that laptop or PC that was at the top of their holiday
wish list can now take advantage of post holiday sales
with their new gift card to buy a computer that better
fits their individual style.
Personalized products include:
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The Sony Vaio CR, now available in a rainbow of
colors and packed with entertainment and design
extras. Start a post-holiday blog with one click
or synch a music player, smart phone or other device
to personalize the system.
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Light-weight Dell XPS M1330 laptop sports a widescreen
LCD display and features Windows Media Center.
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Share holiday moments caught on video. Use Windows
Movie Maker to blend videos and photos into a rich
movie, complete with a soundtrack. Share with family
and friends with the Windows DVD Maker.
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Never miss an episode of your favorite show. Record,
watch, and pause live television, and watch TV on
your time with Windows Media Center.
Tech gurus are not alone in
wanting a new PC this holiday season. Electronics are
expected to generate $48.1 billion dollars in fourth
quarter sales, according to the Consumer Electronics
Foundation. Now with these new laptops and PCs consumers
can combine updated technology with personal flair.
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