what are some of the best products launched in 2005? (especially electronic and internet products)?
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i have just the place for you. Its called P.C. World.com It covers all the latest and greatest\nproducts one by one in detail. Its like readng a mag-\nazine online. And it s mostly electronics and\ncomputer oriented.
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shopping.yahoo.com.au by far! I love all the comparisions you can do on digital products. Plus they have so many online shops there.
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Nielsen/NetRatings released a report on the top online retailers during 2005's Black Friday retail bonanza. These are:\n\nUnique Audience in thousands (Growth from last year)\n\n1. eBay\n2. Amazon\n3. Wal-Mart\n4. Target\n5. BestBuy.com\n6. Overstock.com\n7. Circuitcity.com\n8. Dell \n9. Shopping.com \n10. Shopzilla.com \n\nSource: Nielsen//NetRatings\n\nThe National Retail Federation has very interesting data on Black Friday broken down by gender, age and region (e.g. amount spent, where shopped, etc). Check it out at  http://www.nrf.com/content/default.asp?folder=press/holiday&file=BlackFriday05.htm&bhcp=1
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make any sensing devices, which has the altest features. u can get a lot abt them on internet and modify them for the latest demands
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ipod\nmp3player\nscene it sports edition\nzoombox\ngamboy ds\nps3
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a good site to check out new stuff is listed below.  I use this site to check out all the new hardware, software, and other stuff.
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I agree Toshiba and Sone and HP are great.  Be very careful if you buy online to not buy from the huge warehouses like TigerDirect.  They buy up all the old stuff, sell it cheap and don't offer good customer service or parts.\nLaptops are expensive and not easy to upgrade.  So unless mobility is your motive don't get one.  Save ur money and invest in a nice flat screen and box.
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Dell,IBM,Philips,Samsung, \nMurcury,Asus,TwinHead,\nAlienware,HP,Sony,MSI,\nAcer,Toshiba,Apple,\nZenith,Global,Gigabyte,\nMicrolab,LG,GoldenArrow,\nDaffodil,Gateway,Apacer
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According Internet Retailer magazine's 2005 Top 500 Guide http://www.internetretailer.com/top500/index.asp , the leading items sold over the Internet in terms of sales in 2005 are:\n\nMass merchant/department store = $18.267 billion in sales\nComputers/electronics = $17.667 B\nOffice supplies = $10.323 B\nApparel/accessories = $7.061 B\nBooks/CDs/DVDs = $2.500 B\nHousewares/home furnishings = $2.416 B\nSpecialty/non apparel = $2.325 B\nFood/drug = $1.872 B\nHealth/beauty = $1.748 B\nFlowers/gifts = $1.203 B\nSporting goods = $1.336 B\nHardware/home improvement = $0.851B\nToys/hobbies = $0.740 B\nJewelry = $0.615 B
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1989 First multifunctional measuring device with a softkey user interface, insertable program and memory cards, and insertable hardware modules to allow configuration of the hardware as required\n\n\nrefer:\n\nhttp://www.pruftechnik.com/pt/history.htm
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There is nothing specific invented between 2004-2006.\nTHe last invention is this\n2001: Digital satellite radio \n2001: Artificial heart \n\nCheck the the list of inventors and read about them from the below link\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_inventors
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What type of electronics are you looking for?  And what type of information are you looking for?  Cnet.com has great reviews for software and computers and stuff.  It's worth checking out
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Cute young flashy trendy stuff that has high eye appeal and relatively low cost, while retaining some status appeal. For the college students, used textbook service can be good. The markup on their books is incredible. Electronic gadgets, to laptop computers can be popualr especially if you can offer excellent deals and repair onsite and quickly.\nTrendy, attractive good coffee shop ( and juices and smoothies would be really good) with snack foods and study space at tables and free wireless internet can be good if there is little major chain store competition.
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there are a lot on the market, I would check consumers reports and then go compare those that rank highest in your price range with the features you want
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The technologies of today could be considered by many to be "best", and they are changing our world now, and will still change it more in the next 5 - 10 years.  Witness Global Warming and climate change...\n\nAny technology that can slow or reverse this trend gets my vote for "best".
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I don't believe the internet is for sale.\n\nIf you want to buy products on the internet, you should stay with reputable vendors and spend the extra couple bucks.  The great "bargains" are often ruined by shipping charges, delays, mistakes or even outright fraud.  You also need to know what you are buying and who the best vendors are for that item.  No one site is best at everything.\n\nA couple good online vendors are Overstock.com,  B&H Photo Video for all things photographic, J&R for many electronics, Buy.com is pretty good for computer stuff, but so is PC Connection/Mac Connection.\n\nThe short answer is to do your research, know what you are buying and then shop CAREFULLY for a good price.  eBay is rarely the place to get a great deal.  The transaction costs alone make it prohibitive and it is far to easy to get burned.
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1. Portable DVD Player\n2. iPod Nano Video\n3. Books\n5. Cell Phone\n6. Sims 2\n\nThere's hundreds of gifts. Look online and advertisements!\nI'm in a hurry, so e-mail me for any more ideas.\n\n-Advice Chick