Prototype Apple Interactive Television Box up for auction: there goes your savings
[Thanks, Marc]
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Bee Movie HD DVD slips through cracks, goes for $400
We'll be honest, we can't exactly recall what the going rate on rare Betamax tapes was soon after VHS took over, but it seems that one HD DVD fanatic was willing to shell out quite a bundle in order to take home a presumably canceled version of Bee Movie. In a war that saw some 23 bids fly in, one particularly fortunate eBay seller was able to move a copy of Seinfeld's latest on the now-deceased format for $400 -- we think. Curiously enough, the seller didn't specifically mention that it was the HD version in a publicly answered question, and even more suspicious was the fact that he / she chose to end the auction early despite the chance of it soaring even higher. Here's to hoping the winning bidder both reads this and gets the film they purchased, but let's see some actual pictures as soon as it arrives, cool?[Thanks, Mack S.]
Help the kids, buy an HDTV
Because we're all such huge philanthropists, I'm sure we will be lining up to purchase the 26,
32 and 37 inch LCD HDTV's NuVision is putting up for auction
in conjunction with The Light Foundation. Besides their 1366x768 resolutions and 1000:1 contrast ratios, the 2 larger
TV's will also be signed by members of the Patriots football team that charity founder Matt Light plays for. To make it
even better, any winning bidders with 100 miles of the Patriots home stadium will have the sets installed and set up for
free by Home Smart Home.The Light Foundation helps support youth oriented non-profit organizations in Ohio and Boston.
The TV specs:
- 10ms response time
- 500cd/M2 brightness
- 16:9 widescreen
- 1366x768 Native resolution
- DVI w/HDCP
- Discrete IR control with IR direct input jack
Giving back to the community, football and HDTV's. That's a win-win-win. Auctions end December 29th.
[Via Hometoys]
