Idolian Launches Android Tablet MiniTurbo T8 for Less than $150

Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) November 05, 2011

Idolian.com is pleased to announce the new 7 inch Android tablet PC, MiniTurbo T8. Idolian is a tablet PC manufacturer and distributor with its offices in Newport Beach, CA, Arkansas and South Korea. Idolians vision is to produce reliable Tablet PC, priced between $ 100-$ 299 that any individual or small businesses can afford.

MIniTurbo T8 has a sleek new style and feel. It runs on Cortex A8 Chipset, 1.2 GHz CPU, 512MB, 7 Capacitive Touch Screen, Front Facing Camera, 360 G-Sensor, HDMI output on Android 2.3 OS. Also MiniTurbo T8 offers WI-FI connectivity and a long lasting battery life (5-6 hours), Android Google Market, Flash Player.

It's compact size and light weight is also easy to carry and fast processor makes and capacitive touch screen will get you true tablet PC experiences that fits within many consumer's budget.

For limited time, MiniTurbo T8 is available to purchase at special promotional price of $ 149 at idolian.com for holiday shoppers. This unbelievable deal is available until end of November. Idolian.com offers "Free FedEx shipping both ways" for easy buying decisions for customers.

"We needed to get 7" model price down significantly to compete with many new models including Amazon Kindle Fire. We expect many customers will take advantage of the sales event at idolian.com. MiniTurbo T8 is the lowest price tablet PC with 7" Capacitive Tablet PC in the market at this price," says Simon Lee, Director of Sales.

Thanks to its established retail distribution, Idolian tablet PCs will be widely available at cellular locations throughout the USA and South Korea in the near future.

Unlike many other Tablet PC manufacturers, all of Idolian's Tablet PC's come with 1 year warranties that are serviced in the USA.

About Idolian.com: Idolian.com is division of Idolian Mobile, Inc, an international telecommunication company that terminates calls throughout the world. Idolian Mobile Inc. is headquartered in Newport Beach, California and has two branch offices in Arkansas and Seoul Korea.

Like its slogan Tablets for Everyone, Idolian.com's mission is to become a major brand for Android Tablet market that everyone can afford.

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School is in Session--Tips From Consolidated Credit Make Costs Less Burdensome Now and Throughout the Year

Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) August 24, 2005

To avoid your budget being blown throughout the year, prepare a checklist of needed items and establish a budget each time before you go shopping.

"A budget enables parents to set a good financial example for children. It's an excellent opportunity to teach young people about the importance of paying attention to prices, controlling spending and knowing the difference between needs and wants", says Howard Dvorkin, founder of Consolidated Credit Counseling Services, Inc.

Shopping advice:

1) Let kids pay for some items with their own money. If your fashion-conscious son or daughter wants a pair of pricey designer jeans, for example, you might offer to pay up to the cost of a less expensive non-brand pair and let him or her pay the difference.

2) Consider teaming-up with another family and buy items needed in bulk quantities. By shopping at warehouse discount stores, two or even three families can divide purchases - along with the costs.

3) Budget for the unexpected or the forgotten. In addition to the usual clothing, textbooks and desk supplies; the return to school can bring other assorted expenses - like cafeteria lunches or groceries for brown bag lunches, haircuts, PTA dues and gym uniforms.

Don't buy for the sake of buying. If you can reuse school supplies from the previous year, by all means do so.

4) Use tried-and-true money saving methods. Shop when stores are having sales. Choose generic or store labels over designer names.

See http://www.ConsolidatedCredit.org for more savings and shopping advice.

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Startup: New Book Shows Entrepreneurs How to Launch for Less

Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) February 28, 2011

Edwards has written a modern textbook for entrepreneurship, covering all aspects of starting a business. In concise, plain English, Startup explains the finer points of branding, advertising, venture funding, grants, SBA loans, intellectual property, and business law.

Part manual, part manifesto, the nearly 400-page handbook is packed full of templates, do-it-yourself tools, and proven strategies for launching a startup on a shoestring budget.

I heartily recommend this book, says Bill Payne, founding member of the Angel Capital Association, Tech Coast Angels, and an Entrepreneur In Residence at the Kauffman Foundation. Elizabeth does a great job of explaining to how to start your company for less and why it costs less to start a company today than ever before. She has great tips personal finances and provides a very detailed listing of sources of capital for startups, says Payne.

Chapter 2 outlines a $ 20,000 personal financial makeover to help create financial stability in the first few years.

Startup tackles both strategy and tactics discussing high-level business strategy concepts and illustrating back of the napkin calculations to help entrepreneurs make good decisions. Edwards offers three tests for feasibility (to minimize risk), 14 creative ways to finance a startup, and a formulaic approach to marketing (to grow revenue).

Most startups and even mature businesses are challenged with how to create a profitable business model, conserve cash, and get operational fast. Thats the focus of this book, says Edwards.

The book is intended for all types of entrepreneurs: the technology startup raising venture capital, the freelancer, social entrepreneur, and coffee shop owner.

Most startup books are either not comprehensive or simply outdated given the rapid change we've seen in the startup landscape in recent years. This is more than a guide, it's a startup bible, says Michael Cerda, VP of Technology at MySpace, former Entrepreneur in Residence at Venrock, and author of Cerdafied.

The book is available on Amazon.com, http://www.elizabethedwards.com, on the Kindle, and will debut in major bookstores in the spring.

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