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it's wednesday june second I'm Marco saya and it's time to get loaded ATT announced cheaper data plans today the data plus plan offers 200 megabytes of data for fifteen dollars a month and the data pro plan will give two gigabytes of data for twenty-five dollars a month ATT is also offering smartphone tethering to its data pro users for an additional twenty dollars per month unfortunately AT&T is getting rid of unlimited data for new customers but current customers can keep their unlimited data plans the new plans roll out on june seventh sony is reportedly working on a DVR type ad on unit for the ps3 play TV 2 will be the follow-up device from the first play TV unit that launched in Europe in 2008 play TV connects to the ps3 and lets owners record and play TV programming no word on when and where it will launch Google's Chrome OS is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of this year along with the Chrome Web Store the company first said it would launch in the second half of this year but we're halfway through the year so we'll have to wait a bit longer and Amazon's Kindle is going to be available nationwide at target the e-reader has been in select target stores before but now it should be available in all locations no price drop yet it still sells for two hundred and fifty nine dollars and borders is launching an ebook store by the end of this month the company won't run its own ebook store it will just brand the books it sells through Kobo which will power the service borders also plans to launch apps for Mac PC blackberry and iPad around the same time that's your news for now we will be back later today with more thanks for watching a mark Messiah with cnet TV and you've just been loaded you