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engadget.com - 11/5/2008

Amazon takes a stand to eliminate wasteful, hard-to-open gadget packaging

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Come on folks, say it in unison with us: "Finally!" At long last, a company with a little clout has stood up and questioned the necessity of those ridiculous hard plastic containers that hold minuscule flash cards and the like, and better still, it's already doing something about it. ...

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phx.corporate-ir.net - 11/3/2008

Amazon takes a stand to eliminate wasteful, hard-to-open gadget packaging

— phx.corporate-ir.net — Amazon takes a stand to eliminate wasteful, hard-to-open gadget packaging... (more) Amazon takes a stand to eliminate wasteful, hard-to-open ...

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gizmodo.com - 11/6/2008

Amazon Promises Frustration-Free Packaging: Dentists, Scissor-Makers Dismayed [Packaging]

— gizmodo.com — I'm 100% certain I'm not alone when I say I hate gadget packaging—specifically the armored transparent stuff... that they clamshell-wrap electronic gizmos in nowadays. But an unexpected guardian angel has arrived to ease our packing woes: Amazon ... (more) Amazon Promises Frustration-Free Packaging: Dentists, ...

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news.cnet.com - 11/5/2008

Transcend revs up 128GB solid-state drive

— news.cnet.com — (Credit: Transcend) I'm not sure this will help stop the downturn in the NAND flash memory market... , but Transcend on Tuesday joined the league of solid-state-drive makers and introduced its new 128GB high-speed 2.5-inch drive. The new drive ... (more) Transcend revs up 128GB solid-state drive

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Amazon lança iniciativa para a promoção de embalagens econômicas e fáceis de abrir
MacMagazine — ... sua “Embalagem Livre de Frustrações” (Frustration-Free Packaging), com um design otimizado e em grande parte das vezes explorando a utilização de cartolina reciclável. Diversos produtos da Fisher-Price, Mattel, Microsoft e Transcend já entraram no programa. O CEO e fundador da gigante, Jeff Bezos, aposta que “todo o seu catálogo de produtos” se enquadrará na iniciativa dentro de alguns anos. Tomara! [Via: Engadget.] ...