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vovka said:
Hi
to the right buyer $45K as a minimum
to resellers maybe $500 tops!
i think it's a great name, to use as a "virtual tour" site for Moscow.
i'm sure with some tenacity, you could negotiate with some travel agencies to make this happen.
when you do......don't forget me!
good luck
Thank you guys.
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biggedon said:Hi
to the right buyer $45K as a minimum
to resellers maybe $500 tops!
i think it's a great name, to use as a "virtual tour" site for Moscow.
i'm sure with some tenacity, you could negotiate with some travel agencies to make this happen.
when you do......don't forget me!
good luck
Thanks
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$mid-high XXX - low XXXX
Make a streaming video site and you could attract a targeted end user to buy it at a higher price.
.TV has been slowly but surely gaining popularity (through usage) and value since it's liberation, which will keep improving imo, as once it crosses the tipping point, there will be no turning back.
I've sold .TV for $5000 Cdn and had $XXXX offers on a couple of others.
Best Success in All Your Endeavours!
Make a streaming video site and you could attract a targeted end user to buy it at a higher price.
.TV has been slowly but surely gaining popularity (through usage) and value since it's liberation, which will keep improving imo, as once it crosses the tipping point, there will be no turning back.
I've sold .TV for $5000 Cdn and had $XXXX offers on a couple of others.
Best Success in All Your Endeavours!
Sharp shows flat TV lineup with PC functions
First posted 05:35pm (Mla time) April 20, 2006
Associated Press
TOKYO--Sharp is fusing the personal computer with the digital TV in its latest flat panel television lineup that allows people to browse the Internet, watch high-definition broadcasts and store digital photos and music downloads.
The setup for Sharp Corp.'s Internet Aquos, shown to reporters Thursday, looks like a PC with a huge living-room style TV panel, and also comes with both a keyboard and a remote control device.
The product, which goes on sale late May only in Japan, sells for 550,000 yen for the top model with a 37-inch panel and a recorder for high-definition digital broadcast.
Osaka-based Sharp, a major Japanese manufacturer of liquid crystal display TVs, is targeting sales of 300,000 this year with the Internet Aquos, including three other cheaper models. Two models can record only analog although all models show high-definition broadcasts.
The competition in flat panel TVs is heating up among Asian makers, including Samsung Electronics Co. and Sony Corp.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., which makes Panasonic products, is another rival but mainly in plasma panel TVs, which uses a different technology to relay images on the screen.
http://news.inq7.net/breaking/index...&story_id=73173
First posted 05:35pm (Mla time) April 20, 2006
Associated Press
TOKYO--Sharp is fusing the personal computer with the digital TV in its latest flat panel television lineup that allows people to browse the Internet, watch high-definition broadcasts and store digital photos and music downloads.
The setup for Sharp Corp.'s Internet Aquos, shown to reporters Thursday, looks like a PC with a huge living-room style TV panel, and also comes with both a keyboard and a remote control device.
The product, which goes on sale late May only in Japan, sells for 550,000 yen for the top model with a 37-inch panel and a recorder for high-definition digital broadcast.
Osaka-based Sharp, a major Japanese manufacturer of liquid crystal display TVs, is targeting sales of 300,000 this year with the Internet Aquos, including three other cheaper models. Two models can record only analog although all models show high-definition broadcasts.
The competition in flat panel TVs is heating up among Asian makers, including Samsung Electronics Co. and Sony Corp.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., which makes Panasonic products, is another rival but mainly in plasma panel TVs, which uses a different technology to relay images on the screen.
http://news.inq7.net/breaking/index...&story_id=73173
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excellent domain.. imo
goodluck.
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Nice post above. Wish all were as informative as this one.NostraDomainus said:
.TV is a buy and hold (or develop) proposition. Development brings interest plus traffic. Moscow being primarily non-English speaking may raise question on extent of success ... all yet to be determined. Keyword "Moscow" has relatively modest but significant OVT. Could be 4-5 figures to the end user.
falco85 - .TV is not a bad extension, only one you don't yet appreciate :shades_smile:
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