Newegg.ca is giving away $10,000 in tech and I thought i’d give you guys and gals a heads up.
This Canadian computer retailer is celebrating its 6th anniversary by giving away three gaming desktop packages, one gaming laptop package and various other computer prizes.
The contest is open to Canadian residents outside of the province of Quebec and ends at 11:59pm Pacific Time on November 15th, 2015.
Eligible participants can enter once per day and additional details in regards to the prizes and rules can be accessed by clicking here.
As you can see i’ve decided to darken the font colours a bit on my pages to make them more legible on certain devices. And I will probably start tinkering with some of the pages because they look at bit crowded. Hope that you will like the changes.
BTW, if you’re looking for discounts on iTunes gift card it looks like some Real Canadian Superstores are offering 15% discounts on $50 and $100 gift cards. This offer requires an in-store coupon and ends on October 22nd, 2015. Please consult your local flyer for details.
Don’t forget to look at your other flyers for details on the Canadian Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales some chains are offering, like at Sears.ca.
Shoppers Drug Mart’s 15% off on $50 and $100 iTunes gift card offer starts tomorrow and Rexall Pharmaplus’ 10% off $50 and $100 iTunes gift card offer starts today. Consult your local flyer for details.
Back in the 80’s an American company called Finial turntable had started working on an optical turntable that uses lasers instead of a stylus to play records. And although the technology had garnered seven million’s worth of investment, the emergence of compact discs eventually caused it to fail to be manufactured.
It had issues related to playback, namely the inability of lasers to push dust aside and to read single and long play records that were back in colour and the popularity of compact discs grew day by day so the technology was shelved and sold to ELP Japan, who have been trying to reignite demand for the product since 2008.
The device is of course quite expensive because it is not mass produced, from US$9,000 to US$14,000 new depending on the model. But perhaps it will become more affordable with the resurgence of vinyl. Who knows ?