Thread: Aluratek's E-reader Cracks the $100 Barrier
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Old 08-25-2010, 12:35 PM   #2
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So is this the new standard retail price for the Libre or is this a sale? If it's a sale, this not news in the slightest. Many ereaders, including the Jetbook, Jetbook lite, Sony Pocket Edition, Cybook Opus, and Astak Mentor Lite, have been sold for $99 (or less) during a sale.
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