Amazon slashes Dash Express by $100 for the day

By in Uncategorized on October 28th, 2008

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Originally a $600 piece of kit and released at $400, Amazon and Dash have been drilling away at the Dash Express pricetag since its conception. The unit permanently hit $300 in June, but we’re getting the one-day-only vibe on this latest sale: Amazon’s offering the Dash Express Navigator as its Gold Box deal of the day for a mere $200. Not bad for an internet-connected, ultra-extensible navigation device — in fact, not too bad

for 4.3-inch GPS device of any sort, even if those maps are still mega-ugly.

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