Appears that these are under clearance too.
Extremely cheap ebook which has a brand name not just a generic china made one.
Bought the last 2 from Ringwood Vic, Target
EDIT: There is 2 prices on the receipt, the 2nd one which is cheaper was open box, so they took another 10% off.
SEE POST BELOW FOR RECEIPT
The Phillips Straightener + Dryer looks pretty good, for $39 or something.
Looks quite high quality…. didn't need a new dryer since I have a high end Parlux one Made in Italy.
Doh.. just got home from Target.. :(
Can you upload the receipt please…
Thanks a lot, mate !
Plenty at Target Liverpool.
None in Canberra City. There was one left in Belconnen yesterday, on display, no box and accessories. The guy refused to sell it because he was convinced it was a dummy.. (it wasn't)
Why you'd want the display one is beyond me
Similar thing happened to me in Deer Park but the guy allowed me to buy the display model and gave me a discount so I got it for $15.
If it was new tech then I wouldn't have taken the risk on a display model but I wanted a cheap eBook reader and the guy gave me a receipt so I could return it if there were any issues. Main concern was battery but I read that the battery could be replaced so I thought it was worth the risk.
Are these any good? I grabbed one yesterday while looking for the wii deal.
I find them to be fine. Speed wise, they seem quite quick.
Screen res is a good bonus, so you can look at comics and manga on it.
Reviews on-line seems to rate the device to be quite good, although most of them say, it won't beat kindle, since it doesn't have anything which SIGNIFICANTLY surpasses Kindle.
For $29, it is an awesome deal for something that has a brand name to it. I don't think there is any e-readers which you can get within this price range.
Please unbox them and try if they are working.
I bought one today and the screen only shows "the battery is empty, please connect….."even after I plugged it into the computer for half an hour.
now I got a replacement but it is the same thing. Maybe they have kept it for too long the batteries are all dead and won't charge again.
Try connecting it to a charger and leave for a couple of hours. My Sony reader also won't charge from a computer USB port.
OK I guess I didn't wait long enough the first time. It is now starting up
You need to wait about 1-2 hours. Mine was like that too.
It will eventually boot.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, can kindle books be read on this ebook reader? if not, is there a e-store to download the ebooks for this specific reader?
Either convert using Calibre or it links to online catalog Google Books.
The reviews for this product are not good.
Really? the reviews I read were saying it was good. Except the screen is a little fragile, but this is inherent nature with pretty much EVERY ebook on the market.
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/iriver-story-hd.html
http://www.amazon.com/iRiver-Story-Digital-Reader-Version/dp…
It can read Kindle Books, use Calibre to convert i think.
Read the reviews carefully, not just the star rating. Quite a few of the reviews say "This is a good ebook HOWEVER 1 star due to fragile screen."
Thanks OP.
Great ebook readers for kids.
Now I can take my Kindle back from them.
Finally found a link for the latest firmware that works! (Dec 2012 vers.)
Link is here
I returned mine, I don't need a ebook reader and couldn't be bothered selling it. So one may reappear at East Vic Park. It was unsealed when I bought it, I didn't use it at all but it looked like someone had.
Well I wouldn't have taken it back if there was.
dammit…should've saved one for me :(
anything else good at the Ringwood store?