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...model, $90 for 64 GB model, $180 for 128 GB model (all MSRP) ...
...a thickness of .75 inches. It weighs about nine ounces. At a MSRP of $200, it is a cheaper alternative to, say, buying an iPad...
...are available from various retail outlets and the Norton online store. The MSRP for Norton 360 is $89.99, which provides one year of protection...
...Press release. :::PRICING::: $4,645 (MSRP, but like cars, rarely used) $3,355 (online, commercial price)...
...October 1, 2012 for DS-7500 & DS-6500 MSRP: DS-70000: $4,000; DS-60000: $2,900; DS-50000: $1...
...monitoring and control, virtual remote control, and presentation via IP network capabilities. MSRP run from $649 for the PowerLite 1751 to $1,099 for...
...for synchronizing and transferring files. It also features a MicroSD card slot. MSRP in the United States is $450. The parent company, ...
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