Gadgetory

it's Tuesday October 26 I'm Natali del Conte and it's time to get loaded sony has dropped the price of the PSP go from $249 to 199 dollars this price drop happens in Japan and the US although the PSP Go was never a big game changer in portable gaming so I'm not sure it will make much of a difference but it's just about the holiday time so cheaper price may move some models another device getting a price drop the Kobo e-reader the device which accesses borders electronic book store went from one hundred twenty-nine dollars to ninety-nine dollars this week border says that this is only for the holiday season although I would be surprised if the price did go back up considering it's hardly selling like gangbusters and Samsung's Galaxy Tab will launch on November 14th on sprint the device will cost 399 with a two-year contract it comes in a two gig and five gig model with messaging plans ranging from thirty to sixty dollars per month last week we learned that Verizon would also carry the galaxy tab as well but they will not require a contract and this may be a sign that 3d TV has jumped the shark the Rachael Ray Show is doing a 3d halloween special that lets viewers see the show in 3d whether they have a 3d TV or not a special type of glasses will let the show go third dimension they're made by a company called 3d vision the show airs on Friday and you can find your special glasses in TV Guide and a little internal news if you have an iPhone please download the cnet TV iPhone app it launched over the weekend and it's a more direct way to catch up on all of our grade A shows here on cnet which obviously you like if you're watching this show so please do get the app and Android users hang tight we haven't forgotten about you also seeing that has recently partnered with NPD group to launch a tech enthusiast panel we want you to join in and ring in on what you think of the gadgets on the market when you do this your input will influence manufacturers directly this is confidential information we promise not to share it so please join up at tell us about tech com those are your headlines for today but we are expecting the release of a new barnes & noble nook later today we don't know for sure that it's an oak but we think it's a new color screen ereader will let you know for sure tomorrow I'm Natali del Conte for cnet.com and you've just been loaded