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Selling New York Season Two Debuts This Week

Real estate watchers get ready, the second season of HGTV's hit TV show, Selling New York, premieres this Thursday, January 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. This season will continue to follow the fast-talking, fast-dealing brokers from CORE, as they navigate high-powered world of buying and selling luxury Manhattan homes. The series' second season features the agents' ongoing efforts to keep sales moving, despite jaded buyers and intense competition in the challenging New York City market. This season has CORE using some unique tactics to sell these luxury properties including inviting an interior designer to project 3-D renderings in each room of a Gramercy Penthouse to show the space's potential and tapping into the artistic community of DUMBO in Brooklyn in order to sell a local penthouse. "Selling New York really captures the hard work and integrity of our agents," notes CORE CEO Shaun Osher. "Season Two will offer viewers not only a glimpse into more spectacular homes, but provides insight into some of the marketing strategies that we employ to close a deal."

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Dell and OPI Partner To Offer Laptops in Nail Polish Colors

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Dell and OPI Partner To Offer Laptops in Nail Polish Colors

Tired of your black laptop blending into the background? Then spice it up by getting one of Dell's laptops festooned with a more personalized shade, courtesy of nail lacquer experts OPI. Now you can customize your Dell laptop (Mini, Inspiron, or Studio) with one of 26 OPI shades using the Dell Design Studio. Just perusing the names can be fun, never mind the color: "I'm Not Really a Waitress" (shown), "Green-wich Village," "No Room for the Blues," "Rosy Future," and "A Grape Fit!" are just a few. View all the available colors.

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Dell's $10K XPS Desktop

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Dell's XPS 600 Renegade is finally coming to consumers but get your order in now because quantities are limited. The $10,000 price tag is mainly due to the enormous 30-inch flat panel monitor. Built for gaming enthusiasts, the processor will clock in at 4.26 Ghz. The custom paint job alone might set you back a few hundred. Our friends over at Engadget have all the technical details and arguments for and against the $10K beast.

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