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Microsoft's upcoming Windows 10 features .

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Derik Moore of Gaming Rebellion writes: "Imagine the future that science fiction promised us in the 1950s, with the small caveat that in 2077, the Cold War gets hot, very hot. Like multiple instances of thermofusion reactions in all the major cities across the globe hot. The main Fallout games usually take place centuries after the Great War so we get that wonderful post-apocalyptic feel that the fans adore so much. The wasteland that used to be the United States features many different factions with goals that range from reestablishing civilization, to just reestablishing the US, to just plain survival. One of these factions, and the one Im focusing on today, was created by survivors of the US Army who try and recover the advanced items of prewar technology that are still far more advanced than what most of the Wastelands inhabitants will ever possess. This faction is called the Brotherhood of Steel."

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Despite some criticism about the available deals, Amazon's special Prime Day sales event--meant to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary--was a big success. The online retail behemoth for a subscription.

According to Amazon's internal data, the retailer sold 398 items per second, while total worldwide orders rose 266 percent over July 15, 2014. Of course, a significant year-on-year rise was to be expected considering the significant push Amazon made relative to last year.

It's also not very surprising to learn that Amazon plans to hold another Prime Day next year.

"Going into this, we weren't sure whether Prime Day would be a one-time thing or if it would become an annual event," Amazon said in a statement. "After yesterday's results, we'll definitely be doing this again."

Amazon also noted that July 15 saw "more new members try Prime worldwide than any single day in Amazon history."

Below are some Prime Day highlights for the US and worldwide.

Prime Day highlights from the US:

• Members ordered tens of thousands of Fire TV Sticks in one hour, making it the fastest-selling deal on an Amazon device ever
• Fire tablet sales on Amazon exceeded sales on Black Friday last year
• Members ordered thousands of e-readers and thousands of Echos in just 15 minutes
• 56,000 Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy sets
• 47,000 Televisions sold, which was 1300% year-over-year growth
• 41,000 Bose Headphones, compared to 8 the previous Wednesday
• 28,000 Rubbermaid 42-Piece Easy Find Lid Food Storage Sets, compared to 428 the previous Wednesday
• 24,000 Instant Pot 7-in-1 Programmable Pressure Cookers, compared to 182 the previous Wednesday
• 14,000 iRobot Roomba 595 Pet Vacuum Cleaning Robots, compared to 1 the previous Wednesday
• 12,000 Fifty Shades of Grey Unrated Edition on Blu-ray, compared to 121 the previous Wednesday
• 10,000 Meguiar's X2020 Supreme Shine Microfiber Towels, compared to 244 the previous Wednesday

Prime Day global top-sellers:

• US: Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy
• UK: Lenovo FLEX 10 10.1-inch Multimode Touchscreen Notebook
• Spain: SSD Drive
• Japan: Green Smoothie mix
• Italy: Logitech Keyboard
• Germany: Croc Sandals
• France: Monopoly Boardgame
• Canada: Huggies Diapers
• Austria: Croc Sandals

Added: 16.07.2015 21:42 | 7 views | 0 comments

Despite some criticism about the available deals, Amazon's special Prime Day sales event--meant to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary--was a big success. The online retail behemoth for a subscription.

According to Amazon's internal data, the retailer sold 398 items per second, while total worldwide orders rose 266 percent over July 15, 2014. Of course, a significant year-on-year rise was to be expected considering the significant push Amazon made relative to last year.

It's also not very surprising to learn that Amazon plans to hold another Prime Day next year.

"Going into this, we weren't sure whether Prime Day would be a one-time thing or if it would become an annual event," Amazon said in a statement. "After yesterday's results, we'll definitely be doing this again."

Amazon also noted that July 15 saw "more new members try Prime worldwide than any single day in Amazon history."

Below are some Prime Day highlights for the US and worldwide.

Prime Day highlights from the US:

• Members ordered tens of thousands of Fire TV Sticks in one hour, making it the fastest-selling deal on an Amazon device ever
• Fire tablet sales on Amazon exceeded sales on Black Friday last year
• Members ordered thousands of e-readers and thousands of Echos in just 15 minutes
• 56,000 Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy sets
• 47,000 Televisions sold, which was 1300% year-over-year growth
• 41,000 Bose Headphones, compared to 8 the previous Wednesday
• 28,000 Rubbermaid 42-Piece Easy Find Lid Food Storage Sets, compared to 428 the previous Wednesday
• 24,000 Instant Pot 7-in-1 Programmable Pressure Cookers, compared to 182 the previous Wednesday
• 14,000 iRobot Roomba 595 Pet Vacuum Cleaning Robots, compared to 1 the previous Wednesday
• 12,000 Fifty Shades of Grey Unrated Edition on Blu-ray, compared to 121 the previous Wednesday
• 10,000 Meguiar's X2020 Supreme Shine Microfiber Towels, compared to 244 the previous Wednesday

Prime Day global top-sellers:

• US: Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy
• UK: Lenovo FLEX 10 10.1-inch Multimode Touchscreen Notebook
• Spain: SSD Drive
• Japan: Green Smoothie mix
• Italy: Logitech Keyboard
• Germany: Croc Sandals
• France: Monopoly Boardgame
• Canada: Huggies Diapers
• Austria: Croc Sandals