ASUS MeMO Pad lands in USA for $149
Earlier this year, ASUS introduced the $150 Android tablet known as ASUS MeMO Pad. Today, the tablet lands in the USA as one of the More inexpensive tablets around. Don’t be fooled by the cost, mind you. There’s plenty under the hood for the money. The …
GameStop expands trade-in program to include more brands
GameStop today announced that the device trade-in program has been expanded to include new brands. Effective immediately, phones and tablets from companies such as Motorola, Samsung, and BlackBerry are eligible for in-store credit or instant case at GameStop stores around the country. To help get …
GameStop to carry the Nexus 7, now taking preorders
I’ll say this of GameStop: they’ve done an excellent job of seeing the writing on the wall regarding the future of gaming and adapting their sales structure accordingly. Recognizing the growing trend of mobile gaming and then carrying the products that play those games …
GameStop now taking in trades of Galaxy Tabs and Nexus devices
Game freaks and Android fans rejoice. GameStop has begun taking trades on both Nexus devices and Galaxy Tabs. This adds to the device market for GameStop, as they were previously taking in (and still are) iOS devices as well. With as popular as the mobile …
Want to play with a Transformer Prime before it’s released? Check your local GameStop this weekend
Itching to play with an ASUS Transformer Prime before it’s released? Then you might want to check with your local GameStop to see if you can’t get some hands-on time with one this weekend. GameStop has announced that select stores will have a few ASUS …
GameStop tablets available now, bundled with six games
Buy one of the three tablets and receive a handful of games at no additional cost.
Sonic CD arrives early as exclusive for GameStop tablets
The classic Sega title Sonic CD has arrived on Android, weeks ahead of its expected December debut. Available immediately, gamers who purchase one of the three Android-powered tablets (Samsung Galaxy, Acer 100 and ASUS Transformer) at select GameStop locations (and online), will receive a copy of Sonic …
GameStop adds Android tablets to their arsenal of gaming devices
Gaming on mobile devices is on the rise, as chipsets becomes faster and screen sizes become larger, more and more console quality games are making their way to our Android devices. Video game retailer GameStop has taken notice of this increasingly popular trend and hopes …
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GameStop Currently Testing Android-Based Tablet
GameStop has chosen the Android platform for a dedicated gaming tablet and is said to already be in the testing phase. The tablet will be branded with the GameStop name and will launch with a number of titles pre-installed. According to a recent interview with …
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