Decisions, decisions... Which phone will you hear me now on?

So my Verizon contract is set to expire with my "New Every Two" discount kicking in May 10, 2007. While Verizon phones are notoriously worst in class of any provider (unfortunately they can get away with it by having the "best" network). So which phone to upgrade to? My current phone the Motorola E815 has served me well, but the antenna/reception in the last couple of months has been lacking. Verizon boasts the least dropped calls or whatever, but I seem to have tons of trouble getting reception here in Brooklyn.

Anywho, these are the two options I've been looking at:

LG VX8700

Pros: Pretty. Sleek. Slim. Lightweight.
Cons: Supposedly speakerphone works only w/ the phone open. Odd front screen.

MOTORAZR maxx VE

Pros: Sleek. USB port capability. Touchscreen face.
Cons: Bigger portfolio - shape and weight. Odd shape (haven't gotten used to that extra bottom nub on RAZRs).

Unfortunately I think the LG VX8700 is only available online right now. And since I'd like to actually see/feel the phone before I get it I think I may end up going with the MOTORAZR maxx Ve. As I ponder the decision I hope some new fangled phone comes out or the LG Vx8700 goes in stores so I can compare. I'll keep you posted.

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Sony Playstation 3 Premium Package For Sale!

The holidays are close approaching and well if you if are like me and haven't gotten your gifts yet, you better get a move on. Lucky for you, if you're reading this you may have guessed from the title you can get your hands on your very own PS3. Yours truly has a PS3 I'm looking to sell.

The basics...

Location: NYC, if you're in the area we can meet up and exchange. If not, we'll go the PayPal route and I'll ship it.

Price: You can't find it in stores, so gimme your best offer =)

What's Included: Brand new, never been opened Premium Package with the specs below:

System Specs:

60 GB Playstation 3 CPU

Cell Broadband Engine GPU

RSX Memory

256 MB XDR Main Ram, 256MB GDDR3 VRAM Hard drive

2.5" Serial ATA (60GB) Input/Output

Four USB 2.0 ports, Memory Stick/SD/Compact Flash Card

Ethernet, Bluetooth 2.0, Built-in IEEE 802.11b/g Wi-Fi Connection

Wireless Bluetooth (up to seven) Resolution

480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p AV output

AV multi-out, Digital optical, HDMI Disc drive

Blu-ray/DVD/CD player Sound

Dolby Digital 5.1 (games), Dolby TrueHD (Blu-ray movies)

Wireless Controller + Special Release Blu-ray DVD included: Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby"I mean, I wake up in the morning and I piss excellence."

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Money to burn? How about a $92 tee?

I'm no fashion maven, but in recent years hip-hop fashion has been all the rage. Rap impresarios have branched out to outfit their adoring fans with the finest threads. They've done quite well for themselves with 50-Cent's G-Unit line raking in over $50 million, Sean "P-Diddy" Combs' Sean John pulling in $150 million and Jay-Z's Rocawear taking in the top prize with a cool $350 million.

Now while these designer duds may have been quite the rage, as you finish up/start your holiday shopping, you might be wondering what you should get for that guy who has everything. Enter Pharrell's Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream line. What separates Pharrell's line over his counterparts is the exclusivity of this skateboard/hip-hop fusion. It's not as mainstream as the others and is sold in limited numbers to select boutiques. So check out the N.E.R.D./Neptunes frontman's line at http://www.bbcicecream.com/.

The signature tee? Yes, t-shirt. $92.

A camo-hoodie? $340. No, I'm not joking.

And of course, some denim. Only $395.

Happy Shopping!

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