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11-25-2002, 03:43 PM
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 |  Do you think it makes sense to offer a free DVD player with a TREO purchase? I would think most prosoective Treo users are "cutting edge" technology users and a DVD player wouldn't influence purchase decisions. For me it's price...and the TREO itself. Did you buy your Treo because of the free DVD player? What's your opinion? |
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12-05-2002, 02:00 PM
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| Nope. It did at first because I thought I could maybe sell the DVD player on eBay to recoup some of the cost of the Treo 300. The DVD player is an Apex AD1500 or AD1600. I bought an AD1500 for my mother and it seems to work fine. This particular model is hackable via CDR to disable Macrovision and Region Coding. I don't know about the AD1600, though. Luckily, I hesitated. CompUSA had the Treo 300 for $349 after rebates. Best Buy had it for $399 after rebates. Then Amazon had the deal sealer with $299 after rebates with no sales tax or shipping! With the Apex DVD player going for as little as $39 on sale, it just wasn't worth it. Nobbie :punk: |
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