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Qantas Radio February 2012
Qantas Radio Speaks to Ruslan Kogan:
"He's built a fantastically successful business selling electronic products online...'We've now got over 200 different products, from 16" TVs to 55" TVs, TVs with Built in Blu-Ray Players, Personal Video Recorders, Photo Frames, our own Tablets'"
PC Authority speaks to Ruslan Kogan about their new offers on big name brands:
"Save up to 40% on HP, Toshiba and Apple laptops from Kogan Technologies…Kogan has added a new range of big brand laptops to its web site at discounted prices, along with new Apple MacBooks and the iPhone 4S.'The new products joining our range are exactly what Australian online shoppers have been asking for.'"
iTWire spoke to Ruslan Kogan about slicing brand name prices:
"We are experts at finding innovative ways to deliver the latest technology at market leading prices. Whether it be manufacturing our own Kogan brand of products or sourcing these big brands, we will always smash our competition on price and service. "
Gizmodo featured the Kogan 11" Macbook Air offer in ther Lunchtime Deals:
Kogan "has announced that it is selling the 11-inch MacBook Air for just $979 plus delivery. Given that the Apple price for the same specced machine is $1099, even with a delivery fee is still works out significantly cheaper"
Herald Sun takes a look at the falling price of TVs:
""Ruslan Kogan, who has sold Chinese imports since 2006 including a 32 inch high definition LCD TV available for $199, said he expected prices to keep dropping as better manufacturing was developed and as more competition arrived."
News.com.au takes a look at the falling price of TVs:
"Ruslan Kogan, who has sold Chinese imports since 2006 including a 32 inch high definition LCD TV available for $199, said he expected prices to keep dropping as better manufacturing was developed and as more competition arrived."
Telecoms.com speaks to Ruslan Kogan about the changes happening in the electronics market:
"The beautiful thing about Android is that it…really opens up the marketplace as the costs of devices are significantly reduced...We have already introduced a smart TV set top box based on Android for sub £100, which includes a browser, keyboard, apps, streaming movies and the entire app store ecosystem...We don’t need all these other brands we can go direct to the consumer and don’t need to share our brand with anyone else.”
Jackcola.org reviewed the Kogan Android Wireless Keyboard and Trackpad:
"Have you ever found yourself sitting on the couch with your computer connected to your TV watching videos, only to find you have to get off your comfortable couch, to skip the boring parts or go to the next video?…this is a thing of the past thanks to my new Kogan Android Wireless Keyboard and Trackpad – I can now do it on the comfort of the couch…and is a device I can no longer live without."
Geare Magazine reviewed the Kogan Agora Internet TV Portal:
"Kogan aims to make life easier by pre-installing a few apps, such as Facebook, Twitter, Adobe Flash, Angry Birds, Office Suite Pro, ES File Explorer and Rockplayer. You've also got access to the Android Market, and it must be said that apps can look surprisingly crisp even blown up on a big, widescreen television."
Telecoms.com
