The discount doesn't show, but it's been dropping in price recently.
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And with solar cells dropping in price, it will become increasingly obsolete.
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It's starting with Ring's standard video doorbell, which is dropping in price from $180 to $100.
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That has all changed though, with the Echo Plus dropping in price by a massive 68%.
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Fourth, "the basic building blocks of the economy," namely packing materials like linerboard, are dropping in price, Cramer said.
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Those bulbs will all be dropping in price, too, coming down to $50 from their current price of $60.
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But, though lithium ion is dropping in price, experts say it will remain too expensive for most grid-scale applications.
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And, critically, energy storage, an essential complement to these more intermittent sources of energy, is also rapidly dropping in price and becoming more efficient.
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Meanwhile, some analysts suggest that consumers are holding onto their phones longer because their new devices are dramatically dropping in price shortly after purchase.
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We've seen absolutely loads of impressive deals over the Black Friday and Christmas sales, with everything from 4K TVs to games consoles dropping in price.
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Simultaneously, the high-end multi-camera solutions will be dropping in price, and become a good alternative for users who are playing the quality über alles game.
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Basically, this means we're likely to see PS4 and Xbox One bundles dropping in price to clear stock, and even more Nintendo deals than we usually see.
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Batteries for electric cars have made rapid progress in the last decade, dropping in price and delivering more juice per pound than even a few years ago.
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Although synthesizing DNA has traditionally been prohibitively expensive, it has been dramatically dropping in price in the last decade, from $4 per base pair to just $0.03 in 13 years.
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GoPro Fusion 360-Degree Action Camera: If you want to capture everything, this cam has been dropping in price through 2019 and is now half what it cost over the holidays.
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My hope was for high-end VR headsets to continue to output better visuals and sound, and come with more advanced and accurate tracking, while dropping in price with every new generation.
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The reason: If an outfit is crowdfunding for more than a few days, the prices of many currencies can move, which isn't ideal, particularly if those currencies happen to be dropping in price.
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None of that might sound like a true challenger — $150,000 is a lot more than $4,500 — but the truth is that there are much more affordable solutions available — and they are dropping in price rapidly.
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Nintendo's Switch Lite likely won't be dropping in price any time soon, so the best deals we have to work with in the meantime are the rare promos, much like Amazon and GameStop's Black Friday sale happening right now.
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With solar panels, batteries and other technologies dropping in price as they become more widespread, it becomes feasible to look at switching, especially for many of Australia's remote mining and natural gas operations, which currently rely on expensive diesel for much of their power.
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This isn't the only great offer on WiFi systems, with Google and TP-Link devices also dropping in price: TP-Link Deco M5 Whole Home Mesh WiFi System — £139.99 (list price £239.99) Google WiFi Whole Home System — £169 (list price £229) Check out the great range of WiFi system deals in the Prime Day sale, because they won't be around for long.
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Emmerson, p. 99 Although the ship had made around £14,000 on its first Atlantic voyage, the Great Ship Company's finances were in a poor state, with their shares dropping in price. They were also threatened with a lawsuit by the Grand Trunk Railway for not making Portland, Maine the ship's port of call as agreed.Dugan, p.
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Many of the readers started buying the magazine specifically to read about items that were outrageously expensive and outlandish, and the magazine was quickly seen as a 'licence to drool' over bleeding-edge technology. The first issue of the magazine featured the first DVD player to be imported into the UK. Things started to become digital around 1996 - DECT telephones, digital cameras, PDAs, and later DVD and digital television technology. With most technology going digital and dropping in price, general interest for gadgets rose, as did sales of the magazine. Ultimately, the magazine started moving away from pure technology coverage, and started writing about anything innovative.
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In the mid-1980s, dot-matrix printers were dropping in price,"they are costing less all the time. In the budget category, a few new machines stand out..." and, being "faster and more versatile than daisywheel printers" (including becoming even more flexible in what they can do because of 24-pin print heads, versus the earlier 9-pin models) they've continued to sell. Increased pincount of the printhead from 7, 8, 9 or 12 pins to 18, 24, 27, 36 permitted superior print-quality, which was necessary for success in Asian markets to print legible CJKV characters. Epson's 24-pin LQ-series rose to become the new de facto standard, at 24/180 inch (per pass - 7.5 lpi).
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While in Taunton's ownership it was shown at a number of important exhibitions, including a major 1849 Etty retrospective, the Art Treasures Exhibition of 1857 and the 1862 International Exhibition. Following Taunton's death in 1869 it was sold to a succession of owners for a variety of prices, peaking at 500 guineas (about £ in terms) in 1880 and dropping in price on each subsequent resale. In 1911 it was bought for 240 guineas (about £ in terms) by William Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme, who was a great admirer of Etty and had a number of his paintings hanging in the entrance hall of his home. It has remained in the collection Leverhulme assembled, housed from 1922 in the Lady Lever Art Gallery, ever since.
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Chinook was limited by its physical size -- internally it used 3.5-inch disks, but the external dimensions were those of much higher-capacity 5.25-inch drives. Also, RAID systems that used standard drives were dropping in price, making it simpler to use many single-actuator drives with higher capacities together rather than pay more for a smaller-capacity, dual-actuator drive. However, Conner was able to reuse parts of the design in more conventional single-actuator models, and eventually used the dual-CPU architecture to build a line of 7200-RPM drives, the CFP4207 series, in 1995. In the mid-1990s, just prior to their buyout by Seagate, Conner Peripherals started using a cost-saving measure on its low-end drives.
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