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Directed Electronics SmartStart Module
Car Audio or Theater (Directed Electronics Inc)
List Price:$299.95
Price: $254.88
You Save: $45.07 (15%)- Includes 1yr Service Plan $29.95 for the 2nd year
- Pop your Trunk from your phone
- Start Your Car from your iPhone, iTouch or Blackberry
Bulldog RS1100 Remote Starter with Keyless Entry
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Bulldog Security)
List Price:$79.99
Price: $59.99
You Save: $20.00 (25%)- Includes one 4-button remote transmitter
- Easy-to-install, and comes with a DVD instruction video
- Dedicated start/stop buttons, programmable runtime 5/10/15 minutes
Directed Electronics 102T Starter Kill
CE (Directed Electronics)
Price: $16.10
Bulldog RS82-I Do It Yourself Remote Starter
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Bulldog Security)
List Price:$59.99
Price: $34.87
You Save: $25.12 (42%)- Operates over an extended range of up to 400 feet
- Equipped with dedicated start and stop buttons
- Designed to enable convenient remote starting of the vehicle
Panther Electronics - PS-COMBO - Remote Starter And Car Alarm Security System
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Panther Electronics)
List Price: $129.95
Directed Electronics SmartStart Module
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Are you tired of carrying around another clunky remote control on your keyring, or finding yourself out of range when you really need to warm up or cool down your car before getting in? Now you can remote start or lock and unlock your car just by pushing a button on your iPhone or iPod Touch; using the exciting new Viper SmartStart app from Directed Electronics, the leader in vehicle security and remote start.Bulldog RS1100 Remote Starter with Keyless Entry
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The Bulldog Security RS-1100 Remote Starter with keyless entry and trunk release has a 4 button O.E.M. look-a-like transmitter with a range of over 400 feet. All the relays are built in for door locks, trunk release, dome light, and parking light so no additional relays are necessary. With a dedicated "START" and "STOP" button there is no confusion on how to start or stop the vehicle, and it also features programmable run times of 5, 10, or 15 minutes. Additionally, the ability to program it for "cold starts" allows you to set a certain temperature to start the vehicle in cold weather from 400 feet away. The "pit stop" feature lets you to stop for coffee or the paper without turning off the vehicle, while protecting it from being stolen. Also includes an easy to follow do-it-yourself instructional DVD and 24/7 web site support.Directed Electronics 102T Starter Kill
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Bulldog RS82-I Do It Yourself Remote Starter
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List Price: Price: $34.87 You Save: $25.12 (42%) |
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Bulldog Do It Yourself Remote Starter is designed to enable convenient remote starting of the vehicle. It features a 2-button remote transmitter as well as dedicated start and stop buttons for easy handling. This remote starter operates over an extended range of up to 400 feet and includes an installation kit with instructional video DVD.Panther Electronics - PS-COMBO - Remote Starter And Car Alarm Security System
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Two 5-button remotes, Starter disable output negative, Door lock / unlock outputs, Trunk release output (2nd channel), Auxiliary 3 output (4th channel), Dual stage shock sensor, Ignition 1, Ignition 2, Starter, & Accessory relays on board, Horn & domelight outputs, Tach / Voltage Sense Start Mode, Gas / Diesel, 3/24 Hour Auto Start, 5/10/20/30 Min. Run Time, Auto Timer Start, Parking Lights & Ignition 3 Outputs. Sold as is. Most cars require a bypass module to bypass the vehicles key transponder system.Fluorescent Lamp
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Soaring E-Book Sales Amaze Book Traders and Publishers
There seems to be no quelling US consumers’ appetite for e-books. Estimates released by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF) and the Association of American Publishers (AAP) show that for January 2010 e-book sales amounted to $31,900,000, a near 370% jump over sales for the same month in 2009.
The IDPF data reflects only US revenues and represent wholesale e-book transactions. It is believed retail numbers may be as much as double the above figures due to industry wholesale discounts. Moreover, the figures were compiled from data submitted by only about 15 trade publishers.
The AAP also reported that e-book sales had soared 176.6% in 2009, to $169.5 million. В As a result, e-books’ share of the US trade book market climbed from 1.2% in 2008 to 3.3% in 2009. In contrast, sales of trade and mass-market paperback and children’s hardcover books were down slightly, but up in children’s paperback and adult hardcovers.
The release of the IDPF and AAP figures coincides with reports that Amazon is embroiled in yet another tug-of-war over e-book sales, this time with five of the six largest US publishers — Macmillan, Simon & Schuster, Hachette, HarperCollins and Penguin. As it did in a similar spat with Macmillan in January over Amazon’s e-book pricing practices and Macmillan’s request for a new sales model, the online giant reportedly threatened to suspend direct sales of Kindle editions and printed books published by the five publishers unless they agreed to a list of concessions regarding the sale of their books.В
The five publishers have been pressing for renegotiation of their deals with Amazon in which they sold e-books to the online giant at wholesale prices and allowed Amazon to set the retail prices in its Kindle store. Amazon, for some time now, has been setting $9.99 as the default price for new titles and bestsellers. Under pressure from Macmillan, Amazon finally relented and agreed in principle to allow Macmillan to set its own prices but not without chiding the publisher for setting what it deemed “needlessly high” prices ranging from $12.99 to $14.99 for e-books. It insisted that the prices should reflect the reduced cost of distributing digital works. Macmillan also continued to push for changes in the mode of sales transactions between the two. In that regard, it had an ace up its sleeve.
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